Managed forests generally produce high water quality, but degradation is possible via
sedimentation if proper management is not implemented during forest harvesting. To …

Extensive anthropogenic terrestrial sedimentary deposits are well recognized in the
geologic literature and are increasingly being referred to as legacy sediment (LS) …

Disparity between watershed erosion rates and downstream sediment delivery has
remained an important theme in geomorphology for many decades, with the role of …

Purpose Sediment fingerprinting is a relatively recent research technique, capable of
determining the origin of suspended sediment. In this study, we investigated sub-basins …

Purpose We employ a geochemical-fingerprinting approach to estimate the source of
suspended sediments collected from tributaries entering Falls Lake, a 50-km 2 drinking …

Beavers are ecosystem engineers known to modify the environment primarily via dam
building. Beaver wetlands are complexes of newly created, mature, and abandoned beaver …

A Bayesian chemical mass balance approach was used to estimate the contributions of
potential sources into the suspended sediments in the Mill Stream, a tributary of …

Purpose The equilibrium sediment exchange process is defined as instantaneous
deposition of suspended sediment to the streambed countered by equal erosion of sediment …

A comprehensive streambank erosion model based on excess shear stress has been
developed and incorporated in the hydrological model Soil and Water Assessment Tool …

Abstract Eurasian (Castor fiber) and North American (Castor canadensis) beavers are
semiaquatic mammals that modify the hydrology of streams and other water bodies by …