Limited natural resources are available on the planet under immense pressure due to the
ever-increasing population and changing climate. Soil and water are fundamental natural …

Erosion of soil refers to the process of detaching and transporting topsoil from the land
surface by natural forces such as water, wind, and other factors. As a result of this process …

The present work aimed at building the hydrological model for the Paraíba do Sul River
watershed, using the MOHID Land model, in order to study channel flows considering six …

Land degradation neutrality (LDN) adopted in 2015 as target 15.3 of sustainable
development goals (SDGs), is a challenge as well as opportunity in the present world to …

Abstract “Soil and Water Conservation practice” is a broad subject having global and
national dimensions. Even though these practices cut across international boundaries, this …

The well-being of the Earth's ecosystems is intimately correlated with the condition of its
soils, environmental preservation and soil regeneration are essential to preserving the long …

This comprehensively updated third edition explores the nature and role of environmental
management and offers an introduction to this rapidly expanding and changing field. It …

Promising Land and Water Conservation Practices (LWCPs) play a vital role in restraining
floods and keeping the land productive. Floods are usually destructive and increase the risk …

In India, about 68.4%(83 million ha) of total degraded land (121 million ha) is affected by
water erosion of moderate (> 10 t ha-1 yr-1) to very severe (> 80 t ha-1 yr-1) intensities …

Population growth and climate change have put a strain on the planet's limited natural
resources. Soil and water are essential natural resources for the agricultural production …