Forest fires and post-fire management practices (PFMP) cause changes in the hydrological
response of a hillslope. This study evaluates the effect of log erosion barriers (LB) and Easy …

Mitigation of ecological damage caused by rangeland wildfires has historically been an
issue restricted to the western United States. It has focused on conservation of ecosystem …

We investigate the effects of bedrock and slope position on soil diversity in a semiarid,
wooded, mountainous environment, and we use these results to examine differences …

Severe wildfires often have dramatic short‐term effects on water quality, although there is
increasing evidence that in some catchments their effects can persist for many years. Forest …

Wildfires have increased in Portugal in the recent decades, raising concerns about the long-
term negative effects of fire recurrence on the environment. We studied the impacts of …

This study presents a joint analysis of the information from 195 field infiltration experiments,
using double ring devices. The experiments were carried out in 20 contrasting types of land …

Accurate prediction and characterization of the spatial distribution and temporal variation of
soil water is indispensable to optimize the use and management of land within dry areas …

Abstract The Neolithic Kelteminar culture developed in Central Asia mainly along the
paleochannels of the Zerafshan delta. However, many settlement sites were identified at …

Wildfires are becoming more prevalent and are impacting forests, watersheds and important
resources. Hydrologic and geomorphic processes following wildfires can include erosion …

Fire is a natural factor of landscape evolution in Mediterranean ecosystems. The middle
Ebro Valley has extreme aridity, which results in a low plant cover and high soil erodibility …