Water quality in the Midwestern United States is threatened as a result of agricultural runoff.
Based on self-reported data from a survey of farmers in Indiana, we aim to provide a better …

A bold and profoundly new way of governing environmental problems is palpable around
the globe and aims to overcome the limitations of the interventionist state and its market …

Urban and agricultural communities are interdependent but often differ on approaches for
improving water quality impaired by nutrient runoff waterbodies worldwide. Current water …

This study examines the drivers of civic engagement in water resource planning and
management in diverse watersheds in the Minneapolis-St. Paul (Twin Cities) metropolitan …

While it has become more commonplace as an environmental management strategy, few
empirical studies have evaluated the environmental performance of collaborative …

Scholars and water resource professionals recognize citizens must get involved in water
resource issues to protect water resources. Yet questions persist on how to motivate …

While much has been written about the benefits of collaborative watershed management to
address nonpoint source pollution and other water quality concerns in the United States, few …

This article proposes social criteria for siting watershed-level agricultural non-point source
(NPS) pollution abatement projects. A suite of indicators is introduced and a methodology is …

In the disaster-context, adaptation is considered as the process of changing status with
effective strategies for reducing disaster risks and enhancing resilience. Planning …

Pesticide drift is a significant environmental problem in rural regions, and can result in
losses to certain non-target crops and livestock, water and air pollution, and threats to …