Assessing soil erosion hazards and mapping the spatial distribution of soil erosion have an
essential role in sustainable forest management. In this study, the potential soil erosion risk …

Soil erosion due to rainfall is the most dominant form of land resources deterioration in many
parts of the world, including Ethiopia. Hence, assessing soil rate and understanding its …

Forest ecosystems provide many ecosystem services including soil erosion prevention.
Forest areas prone to soil erosion risk should be carefully determined and the appropriate …

Erosion is a natural phenomenon, which may have destructive effects on environments and
human societies around the world. This study aims to identify and map soil erosion hazard in …

Soil is a fundamental resource with its value vital to the world's ecosystem. Due to the fact
that soil is one of the bases of all terrestrial life, humans cannot survive without it. However …

Water erosion is one of the most severe environmental problems, especially in arid and semi-
arid regions. It is responsible for soil loss and degradation of ecosystems. This study is …

Flood hazard mapping is a fundamental tool for estimating vulnerability in flood-prone areas
and assessing flood risk in arid areas, enabling better management. This study specifically …

Soil erosion, one of the most serious phenomena in watershed management, can be
estimated based on various criteria. Land use change is one of the most important factors …

One of the most common types of soil degradation is water erosion. It reduces soil quality at
the erosion site and may cause sedimentation issues at the deposition site. This …

Water erosion is a critical factor contributing to soil loss in southern Tunisia and poses a
substantial risk to both ecosystems and water/soil conservation. This study employs an …