The effects of soil and water conservation techniques (SWCTs) on annual runoff (Ra), runoff
coefficients (RCa) and annual soil loss (SLa) at the plot scale have been extensively tested …

Land use transition, related to the extensification of management and agricultural
abandonment, is a widespread phenomenon across European landscapes. In this study, we …

This study was conducted to assess the state of soil degradation in a semi-arid environment
in the southern part of the Central High Atlas of Morocco (CHA), in the vicinity of the El …

In the context of the Thematic Strategy for Soil Protection (2006), several soil threats
affecting its properties and fertility have been identified. Among them are erosive processes …

The water erosion research was carried out in the lowland type of hilly landscape. The aim
was to monitor and evaluate the importance of environmental factors (steepness of slope …

Geomorphic response to the Little Ice Age (LIA; ca 1250-1890 AD) in Slovakia was marked
by the increased occurrence and effectiveness of fluvial, runoff, and some gravitational …

This article focuses on the geomorphic response of the cryonival and temperate forest
morphoclimatic systems to land use and climatic change in the Slovak Carpathians. It …

Water erosion and its processes are the most widespread and serious degradation
phenomena in Slovakia (occurring in about 37% of the agricultural land). Given the …

V celej histórii Zeme (s výnimkou posledných storočí) prebiehala evolúcia klímy a fungoval
klimatický systém v podstate bez uvedomelej činnosti človeka, teda viac-menej na základe …

The generation and occurrence of surface runoff from a slope is driven by many factors, such
as the slope gradient, the physical properties and current state of the soil, the type and …