August 23, 2025LandOpen Access

Headwater Systems as Green Infrastructure: Prioritising Restoration Hotspots for Sustainable Rural Landscapes

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Approximately 58% of headwater systems exhibit significant restoration needs, showing a critical need for intervention and sustainable management.
Substantial land-use changes over the past 70 years include a decline in agricultural land and an increase in eucalyptus plantations.
Methodology integrates spatial analysis and connectivity modeling to assess ecological corridors using least-cost path approaches.
Findings support prioritizing headwater restoration in planning, emphasizing collaboration with local stakeholders for effective management.

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Observational analysis identifies restoration opportunities in headwater systems, indicating vital ecological connectivity for green infrastructure.

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Observational analysis identifies restoration opportunities in headwater systems, indicating vital ecological connectivity for green infrastructure.