During the last century, a great deal of effort has been directed toward determining soil
erosion rates using various methods under a wide range of climatic conditions, soil types …

Land degradation has become one of the major threats throughout the globe, affecting about
2.6 billion people in more than 100 countries. The highest rate of land degradation is in Asia …

Erosion of soil by water coupled with human activities is considered as one of the most
serious agents of land degradation, posing severe threat to agricultural productivity, soil …

Water erosion significantly contributes to global soil degradation, inducing detrimental
consequences. One of the most adverse impacts is the sedimentation buildup in reservoirs …

Soil erosion is an increasingly issue worldwide, due to several factors including climate
variations and humans' activities, especially in Mediterranean ecosystems. Therefore, the …

Soil erosion causes land degradation which negatively impacts not only natural resources
but also livelihoods of people due to low agricultural productivity. Cambodia is prone to soil …

Soil loss is one of the major challenges for agricultural production in the Ethiopian
highlands. The rate and distribution of soil loss (SL) and sediment export (SE) are essential …

The evaluation and quantification of solids transport in Morocco often uses the Universal
Soil Loss Model (USLE) and the revised version RUSLE, which presents a calibration …

In Morocco, several major development projects have been planned to address the worrying
concern for soil and water resources. They aimed to reduce the soil degradation and loss of …

Abstract The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) has gained increasing prominence in
Moroccan water research, with a surge in applications over the past decade. This review …