ABSTRACT The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) is a watershed-scale hydrologic
model that integrates water quantity and quality modules. Despite the large amount of …

Soil and water conservation have been traditionally part of farming practices for thousands
of years. Despite massive efforts to implement modern soil and water conservation practices …

Evaluating runoff and sediment responses to human activities and climate variability is
crucial for prioritizing erosion hotspots and implementing appropriate land management …

Sediment yield estimation along with identification of soil erosion mechanisms is essential
for developing sophisticated management approaches, assessing, and balancing different …

Extensive catchment degradation throughout the Ethiopian Highlands induced by long‐term
intensified land use, erosion‐prone topography, and climate causes substantial soil erosion …

Soil erosion is one of the pressing environmental problem in Ethiopia Thus, identifying soil
erosion hot-spot areas of a watershed/basin and isolating best management practices …

Purpose Land degradation due to soil erosion is a serious threat to the highlands of
Ethiopia. Various soil and water conservation (SWC) strategies have been in use to tackle …

Excessive soil loss and sediment yield in the highlands of Ethiopia are the primary factors
that accelerate the decline of land productivity, water resources, operation and function of …

A large population depends on water resources generated due to runoff from Himalayan
River basins. They provide enough water for drinking, domestic, industrial, and irrigation …

Soil erosion is the most serious problem that affects economic development, food security,
and ecosystem services, which is the main concern in Ethiopia. This study focused on …