This study is a broad and critical review of the transdisciplinary literature on the construction
of culverts and their impacts on stream hydrology and geomorphology as well as on stream …

Off‐site impacts of soil erosion are of greater social and economic concern in Western
Europe than on‐site impacts. They fall into two related categories: muddy flooding of …

Losses of large volumes of soil through gully formation lead to serious environmental,
societal, and economic problems for human societies. This study establishes a framework …

Road construction associated with land development generally increases erosion and
sediment yields. Construction of unpaved roads has the potential to alter hydro …

Field-to-river flow of runoff and sediment in a lowland arable catchment in the south of
England is explored from both field and modelling perspectives. Routes observed to be …

One of the risks faced by habitat restoration practitioners is whether habitats included in
restoration planning will be used by the target species or, conversely, whether habitats …

Headwater streams play an essential role in catchment hydrogeomorphology while
supplying water and sediment to downstream reaches along the channel network. Adaptive …

A surface drainage system (SDS) controls catchment hydrology and acts as an indicator of
geomorphologic processes. In this study, a field-based and GIS-integrated approach …

Trampling on hiking trails leads to vegetation degradation, promoting soil erosion. Erosion
removes the topsoil, causing lasting changes and exposing tree roots. Yet, little is known …

This study demonstrates a human impact on the development of active drainage network
(ADN) operating during heavy rainfall in a medium-high relief flysch catchment. The ADN …