Extreme rainfall erosivity, the capacity of intense rainfall to induce soil erosion, is vital for
anticipating future impacts on soil conservation. Despite extensive research, significant …

Flooding is a deleterious phenomenon that induces detrimental impacts on humans,
properties and environment. As a result, the knowledge of susceptible places and hazard …

Soil erosion (SE) and climate change are closely related to environmental challenges that
influence human wellbeing. However, the potential impacts of both processes in semi-arid …

Terraces are not only productive but also have outstanding ecological functions, becoming
an important soil and water conservation measure worldwide. Although there are many …

Abstract The Moroccan High Atlas is very sensitive to soil erosion due to its steep slopes,
torrential rains, and degraded plant cover. The degradation of fertile soils in this …

Rwanda as a landlocked country has been recurrently facing tremendous and devastating
landslides having serious impacts on the environment and socioeconomic development …

Sustainable landslide mitigation requires appropriate approaches to predict susceptible
zones. This study compared the performance of Logistic Model Tree (LMT), Random Forest …

Soil erosion is a major concern for the agricultural production as it leads to topsoil losses
and decreased soil fertility, especially in highland regions. Walungu's Chisheke watershed …

Soil nutrient depletion is one of the major causes of high yield gaps and nutrient deficiencies
in East Africa highlands, including Rwanda. This research sought to determine the current …

Land use/land cover (LULC) change is an important measure to monitor the land
degradation. This study focused on the Sebeya watershed located in the western province of …