Water is essential in supporting life, and water management plays an intrinsic role in ensuring sustainable development on Earth. However, water management is interdisciplinary and complex, and there is no "one-size-fits-all" approach. Moreover, climate and hydrometeorological-induced variability add extra complexity to sustainable water management. This book explores the wide-ranging and complex areas of sustainable water management for climate resilience in terrestrial ecosystems by examining the various facets of water and ecosystem conservation, covering both physical and socio-economic insights.

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