1. Assessing the potential of integrating distribution and structure of permanent open-water wetlandscapes in reclamation design: a case study of Alberta, Canada

   • Jennifer D. Ridge
   • Derek T. Robinson
   • Rebecca Rooney

   Original Paper Open access 14 December 2020 Pages: 331 - 350

   

2. Morphodynamics of short-lived wetlands of coastal dune slacks, Manawatū, New Zealand

   • Sylvia P. Villacís Lozada
   • Gillian L. Rapson

   Original Paper 03 January 2021 Pages: 351 - 367

   

3. Dissimilatory iron reduction and potential methane production in Chagan Lake wetland soils with carbon addition

   • Xiaoyan Zhu
   • Yuxiang Yuan
   • Chunqing Wang

   Original Paper 19 March 2021 Pages: 369 - 379

   

4. Environmental conditions and the performance of free water surface flow constructed wetland: a multivariate statistical approach

   • Florence Esi Nyieku
   • Helen M. K. Essandoh
   • Esi Awuah

   Original Paper 20 March 2021 Pages: 381 - 395

   

5. Does drainage pay? Quantifying agricultural profitability associated with wetland drainage practices and canola production in Alberta

   • Shari Clare
   • Brad Danielson
   • John K. Pattison-Williams

   Original Paper 09 March 2021 Pages: 397 - 415

   

6. Delineating the influence of water conditions and landscape on plant communities in eutrophic ditch networks

   • André Mauchamp
   • Olivier Gore
   • Anne Bonis

   Original Paper Open access 06 March 2021 Pages: 417 - 432

   

7. Impacts of harvesting intensity on tree taxonomic diversity, structural diversity, population structure, and stability in a West African mangrove forest

   • Mahutin Serge Zanvo
   • Kolawolé Valère Salako
   • Romain Glèlè Kakaï

   Original Paper 27 February 2021 Pages: 433 - 450

   

8. Can a benthic diatom community complement chemical analyses and discriminate between disturbed and undisturbed saline wetland habitats? A study of seven soda pans in Serbia

   • Miloš Ćirić
   • Bojan Gavrilović
   • Danijela Vidaković

   Original Paper 16 March 2021 Pages: 451 - 466

   

9. Riparian populations of minnesota reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) are most likely native, based on SNPs (DArTseqLD)

   • Andrzej K. Noyszewski
   • Neil O. Anderson
   • Jan Květ

   Original Paper Open access 27 March 2021 Pages: 467 - 494