The agricultural sector is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in
Ethiopia, as it is the basis of the economy and the primary source of employment. This study …

Abstract Models under a set of scenarios are used to simulate and improve our
understanding of land use/land cover (LULC) changes, which is central for sustainable …

Soil erosion has been the most chronic problem in the Ethiopian highlands. To reduce this
problem, farmers' genuine participation in soil and water conservation (SWC) and …

Land degradation is the critical ecological and agricultural challenges in Ethiopia. To
combat this, the government and local farmers' have undertaken soil and water conservation …

Gully erosion reduces agricultural productivity by destroying valuable land resources,
increases sediment concentrations, reduces water quality, and fills up reservoirs. Gully …

The production of fruits and vegetables is expected to increase in the United Kingdom (UK)
as a response to increasing consumers' demand, coupled with impacts of Brexit on the …

Background Soil erosion is one of the major causes for food insecurity, and environmental
degradation in Ethiopia. To reduce erosion effects, soil and water conservation practices …

Soil erosion is one of the biggest threats to agricultural productivity in South West Ethiopia.
Steep slopes, high rainfall and fragile ecosystem characterize these production systems. To …

Farmers possess a wealth of knowledge regarding soil erosion and soil and water
conservation (SWC), and there is a great demand to access it. However, there has been little …

The level of sediment deposited in the Lake Ziway is increasing through time as a result of
soil erosion, and eventually the depth of the lake has decreased. Therefore, the objective of …