This work is a review of the use of hysteresis to quantify sediment discharge dynamics. We
reviewed 71 journal articles from the year 1953 to the present day focusing on two topics …

Summary Many New Zealanders are planning and implementing riparian management, and
riparian fencing and planting are now standard best practice tools for water quality and …

Agricultural expansion and overgrazing are globally recognized as key contributors to
accelerated soil degradation and surface erosion, with direct consequences for land …

Rainfall-induced peaks in pesticide concentrations can occur rapidly. Low frequency
sampling may therefore largely underestimate maximum pesticide concentrations and …

Monitoring suspended sediment concentrations (SSCs) of channel waters is essential for
evaluating important issues such as erosion, sediment transport and deposition, reservoir …

Soil erosion is a significant challenge for agricultural regions, with cascading impacts to
waterways, land productivity, soil carbon, and ecological health. We provide the first national …

River water quality is important to uses and values within rivers and also in water bodies
downstream. Water quality here encompasses: the physico-chemical attributes important to …

Sediment concentration (SC)–water discharge (Q) relations in rivers are typically governed
by multiple and relatively complex processes. Due to hysteresis effects, sediment discharges …

Catchments for aquatic ecosystems connect to the water quality of those waterbodies. Land
use land cover change activities in the catchments, therefore, play a significant role in …

Abstract The United Nations 2018 World Water Development report projected that by 2050,
nearly 6 billion globe population is likely to face acute water scarcity. In Africa, about 65% of …