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Global river management studies highlight the critical need for integrated approaches to ensure long-term landscape sustainability. Effective strategies are essential for maintaining ecological balance and human well-being in riverine ecosystems.

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  • River systems are integral to landscape sustainability.
  • Current river management practices often lack a holistic, landscape-level perspective.
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  • To synthesize global research on river management.
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  • Implementing integrated approaches is crucial for preserving riverine ecosystem functions and services for future generations.