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1 Introduction Climate change has appeared as a dominant environmental challenge worldwide and is increasingly recognised as a potential threat to agricultural productivity and global food security (Das et al. 2025). Projections based on GCMs suggest that the global average temperature could rise by up to 4.4°C by the end of 21st century, accompanied by substantial shifts in rainfall patterns and solar radiation levels (Allan et al. 2023).
1 Introduction Wildfires are an increasing disturbance driven by climate change and anthropogenic activities, with consequences that propagate through hydrological pathways, affecting stream ecosystems, water quality, and water supply management (Ebel et al. 2023; Cai and Wang 2025). Wildfire timing, extent, and severity are increasingly impacting hydrological processes by altering vegetation cover and soil properties.
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