Prescribed fires are one of the most effective tools to reduce the risk of wildfires but this
treatment may negatively affect the hydrological and erosive response of soil, with …

Concentrated flow erosion processes are distinguished from splash and sheetflow
processes in their enhanced ability to mobilize and transport large amounts of soil, water …

Abstract Natural Resource Conservation Service Range Planting− Conservation Practice
Standards provide guidelines for making decisions about seedbed preparation, planting …

Natural flood management (NFM), or working with natural processes, is a growing flood risk
management method in the UK, Europe and worldwide. However, unlike the current …

Prescribed fire is a viable practice to reduce the wildfire risk in forests, but its application may
lead to increased surface runoff and soil erosion. Several hydrological and erosive models …

Hydrologic response to rainfall on fragmented or burnt hillslopes is strongly influenced by
the ensuing connectivity of runoff and erosion processes. Yet cross-scale process …

The transition of sagebrush‐dominated (Artemisia spp.) shrublands to pinyon (Pinus spp.)
and juniper (Juniperus spp.) woodlands markedly alters resource‐conserving vegetation …

The purpose of this paper is to recommend a framework and methodology for incorporating
hydrologic data and ecohydrologic relationships in Ecological Site Descriptions (ESDs) and …

Banqueting is a simple and cheap soil conservation practice in natural rangelands under dry
climates. Little research exists about its impacts compared to other land uses, where …

IMPLICATIONS This Special Issue includes 11 articles that together address many aspects
of the study objectives. The issue begins with a contribution from Chambers et al., which …