Titlebook: Ecosystem Services of Headwater Catchments; Josef Křeček,Martin Haigh,Catrin Promper Book 2017 Capital Publishing Company, New Delhi, Indi

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Environmental Management in the Headwater Catchments of Kiliki River, Nagaland, North East India). The watershed has been degraded by land use changes, mainly due to increased shifting cultivation, which affects about 64% of the basin, as well as by deforestation and road construction (Keitzar 2009). These changes have accelerated soil erosion, flooding and landslide activity and caused the ge

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Environmental Security and Headwater Control in Brazilasing risk of flood damages is considered (FAO 2006). Well managed forests are also supposed to mitigate impacts of the expected global climate change on increasing frequency and extent of floods (FAO 2006; IPCC 2007). The accelerated runoff with catchment deforestation has been documented worldwide

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Prioritizing Adaptation Needs for Ecosystem Services: A Regional Case Study in the Eastern Alpss et al. 2012). Climatic and socio-economic changes will have many adverse impacts on natural systems and thus threaten human well-being (Schröter et al. 2005; Metzger et al. 2006; Staudinger et al. 2012). Therefore, there is an urgent need for society to adapt to these future challenges in order to

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