Ecohydrology, as an interdisciplinary field, delves into the intricate relationships between water and ecosystems. This Special Issue aims to explore and advance our understanding of how various factors, such as water availability, flow regimes, and water quality, impact ecological processes. These processes encompass a wide range of phenomena, including plant growth, species composition, and the suitability of habitats for aquatic organisms.

We invite researchers, scientists, and scholars from diverse backgrounds to contribute their original research, review articles, and theoretical perspectives to this Special Issue on Ecohydrology. The goal is to foster a comprehensive and interdisciplinary discussion on the complex interactions between water and ecosystems, shedding light on emerging insights and innovative approaches in the field.

Potential topics of interest for submissions may include, but are not limited to:

1. Hydrological and ecological modelling in ecohydrology

2. Impacts of climate change on water-ecosystem dynamics

3. Ecological responses to water availability and flow regimes

4. Water quality and its influence on aquatic ecosystems

5. Ecosystem-based approaches to water resource management

6. Restoration and conservation strategies for ecohydrological systems

7. Biodiversity and functional ecology in relation to water ecosystems

8. Human impacts on ecohydrological processes