Accelerated soil erosion is a common and environmentally destructive consequence of development, especially in mountain regions. Soil erosion is of special concern in agricultural lands, but agriculture is only one of many development activities that greatly accelerates soil erosion processes. Road building, trail use, excavation, extractive activities, and construction also can cause severe soil erosion. Soil conservation technologies are relatively simple and well known, but often they are not applied where they could be most effective because the connections between different elements..
Loss of soil through erosion on agriultural land is a widespread problem, reducing primarily the pro...
Land degradation has emerged as one of the greatest threats against sustainable catchment management...
Many types of problems caused by land degradation can be documented worldwide. The main natural reso...
The paper presents the comparative analysis of the eroded soils on slopes. The analysis is based on ...
About one-sixth of the world’s land area, that is, about one-third of the land used for agriculture,...
Soil erosion is the washing process of the genetic horizons of soil rich in humus and of nutritive e...
Nearly all of the soils under agricultural use show signs of degradation. This is obviously more sev...
The Andes region is prone to soil erosion because of its steep topographic relief, high spatio-tempo...
Soil erosion affects a large part of the Earth surface, and accelerated soil erosion is recognized a...
Soil erosion by water is affecting natural and anthropogenic environments through its impacts on wat...
The rehabilitation of indurate pyroclastic formations of the Ecuadorian Sierra (cangahua) paves the ...
Steeplands are cultivated throughout the tropics and, as a result, soil erosion is often a common pr...
In this article discusses the features of degradation processes of soil erosion in mountainous and f...
Recent research in soil erosion has involved the topographic parameters associated with the ephemera...
While water erosion has been the focus of past research in the Andes, former studies show that soil ...
Loss of soil through erosion on agriultural land is a widespread problem, reducing primarily the pro...
Land degradation has emerged as one of the greatest threats against sustainable catchment management...
Many types of problems caused by land degradation can be documented worldwide. The main natural reso...
The paper presents the comparative analysis of the eroded soils on slopes. The analysis is based on ...
About one-sixth of the world’s land area, that is, about one-third of the land used for agriculture,...
Soil erosion is the washing process of the genetic horizons of soil rich in humus and of nutritive e...
Nearly all of the soils under agricultural use show signs of degradation. This is obviously more sev...
The Andes region is prone to soil erosion because of its steep topographic relief, high spatio-tempo...
Soil erosion affects a large part of the Earth surface, and accelerated soil erosion is recognized a...
Soil erosion by water is affecting natural and anthropogenic environments through its impacts on wat...
The rehabilitation of indurate pyroclastic formations of the Ecuadorian Sierra (cangahua) paves the ...
Steeplands are cultivated throughout the tropics and, as a result, soil erosion is often a common pr...
In this article discusses the features of degradation processes of soil erosion in mountainous and f...
Recent research in soil erosion has involved the topographic parameters associated with the ephemera...
While water erosion has been the focus of past research in the Andes, former studies show that soil ...
Loss of soil through erosion on agriultural land is a widespread problem, reducing primarily the pro...
Land degradation has emerged as one of the greatest threats against sustainable catchment management...
Many types of problems caused by land degradation can be documented worldwide. The main natural reso...