Multi-scale water balance analysis of a thawing boreal peatland complex near the southern permafrost limit in northwestern Canada

Permafrost thaw profoundly changes landscapes in the Arctic-boreal region, affecting ecosystem composition, structure, function and services and their hydrological controls. The water balance provides insights into water movement and distribution within a specific area and thus helps understand how different components of the hydrological cycle interact with each other. However, the water balances of small- (<101 km2) and meso-scale basins (101–103 km2) in thawing landscapes remain poorly understood.

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