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Simonit and Perrings (1) endeavor to assess effects of land use decisions on hydrological behavior of the Panama Canal watershed. Although this is a worthy study topic, the authors used the US Department of Agriculture–Natural Resources Conservation Service Curve Number (CN) model to predict hydrologic response. Modeling of land-management effects on tropical hydrological behavior requires a model that can describe detailed spatial variability in watershed characteristics, properly simulate the effects of tropical land use on rainfall partitioning, and groundwater dynamics. The CN model does none of these (2). The empirical CN method was developed to predict direct (nongroundwater) runoff from single storms, although some models use daily intervals, …

Land use effects on ecosystem service provisioning in tropical watersheds, still an important unsolved problem