Background and aims Agroforestry systems combining trees with crops or pastures have
been widely used to reduce water, soil, and nutrient losses and associated water pollution …

The hydrological and geomorphological impacts of traditional swidden cultivation in
Montane Mainland Southeast Asia are virtually inconsequential, whereas the impacts …

Vegetative buffer strips represent a possible approach for filtering the pollutants transported
in runoff before the water reaches watercourses. Nevertheless, the effectiveness of these …

The sustainability of the environmental management programs such as watershed
intervention program relies on the understanding of the nexus of the community's …

This article explores how the causes and impacts of a flood event as perceived by local
people shape immediate responses and future mitigation efforts in mountainous northwest …

The amount of sediment, wood, and detritus (leaves and small branches) accumulations
were examined in four headwater tributaries subjected to different treatments (unlogged …

The aim of this study was to determine the effects of catchment and riparian stream buffer-
wide urban and non-urban land cover/land use (LC/LU) on total nitrogen (TN) and total …

Abstract Payments for Ecosystem Services schemes, or PES, offer a useful approach to
account for the largely unrecognized value of ecosystem services provided by the forestry …

Loss and fragmentation of natural land cover due to expansion of agricultural areas is a
global issue. These changes alter the configuration and composition of the landscape …

We use a hydrology-based fragmentation index to explore the influence of land-cover
distribution on the generation and buffering of Hortonian overland flow (HOF) in two …