Watershed resilience is the ability of a watershed to maintain its characteristic system state
while concurrently resisting, adapting to, and reorganizing after hydrological (for example …

Significant advances in understanding and predicting freshwater algal bloom dynamics
have emerged in response to both increased occurrence and financial burden of nuisance …

Intensively managed row crop agriculture has fundamentally changed Earth surface
processes within the Mississippi River basin through large-scale alterations of land cover …

Global flows of reactive nitrogen (N) have increased significantly over the last century in
response to agricultural intensification and elevated levels of atmospheric deposition …

Due to the highly complex nature of human and ecological systems, soil erosion has
increased considerably. Therefore, understanding watersheds and future forecasting …

The planetary boundaries framework defines the “safe operating space for humanity”
represented by nine global processes that can destabilize the Earth System if perturbed. The …

Despite decades of policy that strives to reduce nutrient and sediment export from
agricultural fields, surface water quality in intensively managed agricultural landscapes …

River meander migration plays a key role in the unsteady “conveyor belt” of sediment
redistribution from source to sink areas. The ubiquity of river meandering is evident from …

Abstract Information theoretic measures can be used to identify nonlinear interactions
between source and target variables through reductions in uncertainty. In information …

Best management practices (BMPs) play an important role in improving impaired water
quality from conventional row crop agriculture. In addition to reducing nutrient and sediment …