1. Introduction
  1.1 Background
  1.2 Research Objectives
  1.3 Significance of the Study

2. Literature Review
  2.1 Forest-Water Interactions
      2.1.1 Forest Hydrological Cycle
      2.1.2 Forest Influence on Water Quantity
      2.1.3 Forest Influence on Water Quality
  2.2 Forest Hydrological Processes
      2.2.1 Precipitation Interception and Canopy Storage
      2.2.2 Throughfall and Stemflow
      2.2.3 Soil Water Dynamics
      2.2.4 Groundwater Recharge and Discharge
      2.2.5 Streamflow Generation
  2.3 Forest Management Impacts on Hydrology
      2.3.1 Logging and Deforestation Effects
      2.3.2 Afforestation and Reforestation Effects
      2.3.3 Silvicultural Practices and Hydrological Responses

3. Methods and Data Collection
  3.1 Study Area Description
  3.2 Data Collection Methods
      3.2.1 Hydrological Monitoring
      3.2.2 Water Quality Sampling
      3.2.3 Forest Inventory and Land Use Mapping
  3.3 Data Analysis Techniques
      3.3.1 Statistical Analysis
      3.3.2 Hydrological Modeling
      3.3.3 GIS and Remote Sensing Analysis

4. Results and Discussion
  4.1 Forest-Water Relationships in the Study Area
  4.2 Impacts of Forest Management Practices on Hydrology
  4.3 Water Availability and Streamflow Dynamics
  4.4 Water Quality Parameters and Forest Influence
  4.5 Watershed Management Strategies for Sustainable Water Resources

5. Conclusion and Recommendations
  5.1 Summary of Findings
  5.2 Implications for Forest Hydrology and Watershed Management
  5.3 Recommendations for Future Research
  5.4 Practical Applications and Policy Implications