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River basins with surface coal mines require restoration but priorities must be established hierarchically to achieve efficient river basin management. The watershed of River Martin (1993 km 2 in NE Spain, Mediterranean continental climate) is characterized by a mountainous upper half part with low water flow regulation and a flat lower half with high water flow regulation (three reservoirs). Land cover of the upper part is scrub and wood (37%) and dry agriculture (32%), with some large natural areas (8.5%) and open coal mine zones (1%). Extensive dry agriculture dominates the lower part of the basin. Soil loss by erosion takes places at higher rates (average 125 Mg ha

Establishing priorities for the management and restoration of river basins with opencast coal mines