Agriculture plays a pivotal role in meeting the world's ever-growing food demands. However,
traditional agricultural practices often have negative consequences for the environment …

Research about soil hydrology after a wildfire has widely investigated the impacts of many
postfire management strategies on ecosystems with different characteristics. However …

In this research, a long-term (2014–2020) approach to quantify surface runoff and soil loss
generated by different land use and precipitation regimes on Pisha sandstone hillslopes …

Organic mulch is a nature-based solution since have no harmful effects on the environment.
Mulch has the goal of restoring degraded ecosystems and delivering vital ecosystem …

Prescribed burning is increasingly used to reduce the wildfire risk, and the need to limit
runoff and erosion after the fire suggests treating burned soils with mulching. To this aim …

This research aimed to study the effects of different cover crops on chemical and physical
properties in olive orchards, under tropical conditions, to investigate erosive processes by …

Straw and wood chips have been widely used as mulch materials to control post-fire erosion
in burned forests. However, their effects on ecosystem multifunctionality (EMF) have been …

The increasing sediment yield in the watershed is caused by natural and human activities,
which significantly shifts the hydro-meteorological in the watershed. The Modified Universal …

Mulching is one of the most common post-fire management techniques, which has been
widely studied at the global scale. However, more research is needed on the hydrological …

Olive (Olea europaea L.) is one of the main crops in the Mediterranean area, with Spain
leading its production. The majority of the plantations are on rainfed land, poor soils with …