Abstract Changes in future soil erosion rates are driven by climatic conditions, land use
patterns, socio-economic development, farmers' choices, and importantly modified by agro …

Land degradation by soil erosion, gullying and landslides and reservoir sedimentation is a
major environmental threat in the Moldavian Plateau of eastern Romania. The widespread …

Among the reasons for soil degradation, runoff-induced erosion causes the greatest damage
to agriculture in European Russia. One of the effective tools for regulating soil erosion is …

Purpose Forest–steppe and the southern forest ecotones of European Russia (ER) are the
most productive agricultural areas in Russia. Both climate and land use changes have …

It is now generally accepted that global warming and land use change have caused
significant changes of sediment redistribution rates within the different parts of the fluvial …

The quantitative and qualitative depletion of water resources (both surface and
groundwater) is closely related to the need to protect soils against degradation …

The basin of the Don River (the fifth longest river in Europe), located mainly in the forest-
steppe and steppe landscape zones, is one of the most populated and agriculturally …

Abstract The Middle Volga Region is one of the most populated and agriculturally developed
geographic regions of the East European Plain within European Russia, where noticeable …

The eastern part of the Russian Plain is an important agricultural region of European Russia
with high proportion of cultivated lands in the steppe, forest-steppe and forest (southern part) …

Contemporary trends in cultivated land and their influence on soil/gully erosion and river
suspended sediment load were analyzed by various landscape zones within the most …