Soil and water loss, as well as nutrient depletion in croplands and grazing areas, are major
problems for smallholder farmers in the highlands of Ethiopia. This review aims to …

In recent years, armed conflicts are globally on the rise, causing drastic human and
environmental harm. The Tigray war in Ethiopia is one of the recent violent conflicts that has …

Ethiopia's low agricultural productivity and loss of soil nutrients are primarily due to land
degradation. By interfering with natural processes, it deteriorates soil properties and …

Ethiopia's main environmental problem has been soil erosion. To control and reverse the
problem, soil and water conservation (SWC) techniques have been deployed over the past …

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

Even though perception varies with agro-ecology and socioeconomic situation of the
farming community, there are insufficient reports about farmers' perception on land …

Governmental and developmental partners invest substantial resources to reduce land and
water degradation in order to upgrade agricultural productivity, thus reducing food insecurity …

Soil and water conservation (SWC) is being advocated as an integral part of agricultural
land management as it not only controls/minimizes soil erosion but also …

The government of Ethiopia has undertaken several projects to restore degraded farmlands
using a variety of sustainable land management (SLM) techniques. One of the critical …

Soil and water conservation practices (SWCPs) have been implemented in many parts of
Ethiopia for the past 4–5 decades, however, farmers' are destructing the constructed SWCPs …