Fire can considerably change hydrological processes, increasing the risk of extreme
flooding and erosion events. Although hydrological processes are largely affected by scale …

Land and water resource issues typically fall under separate governance systems. For
example, agricultural policy regulates land-cover change while water departments regulate …

Post‐fire land degradation is often attributed to fire‐induced soil water repellency, despite
the fact that soil water repellency is a natural phenomenon in many soils and is therefore not …

Background Fires are a natural occurrence in African savannas yet little is known about how
fires affect soil hydrological properties over time. This study aimed to determine the short …

Flooding and erosion potential for the High Park, Black Forest and West Fork Complex
wildfires, in Colorado, were modeled using the Natural Resources Conservation Service …

Precipitation runoff is a critical hillslope hydrological process for downslope streamflow and
piedmont/floodplain recharge. Shimen hillslope micro‐catchment is strategically located in …

STUDY OBJECTIVES Since fire plays a major role in savanna system dynamics and
functioning. The long-term Experimental Burn Plots in Kruger National Park were used in …

In southeast Australia, exacerbated hillslope soil erosion rates immediately following severe
wildfires in dry eucalypt forests cause widespread environmental and human impacts. The …

The West Fork Complex Wildfire, in the San Juan Mountains West of South Fork, burned
more than 109,000 acres between June 9th and July 12st, 2013. The fire area is composed …

Abstract In 2010, the National Science Foundation (NSF) implemented new guidelines for all
scientists applying for grants. A Data Management Plan (DMP) is now required for all …