The southwestern Ethiopian montane forests are one of the most species‐rich ecosystems
and are recognised globally as a priority area for the conservation of biodiversity …

The natural resources in the semi-arid area of Tigray, northern Ethiopia, have been
exploited for years. This has caused severe land degradation, which in turn led to recurrent …

Land management to increase food production while conserving the environment and
associated ecosystem services (ESs) is one of the major development and research …

This study integrates the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) with GIS and
remote sensing techniques to assess soil erosion severity in the Dembecha District …

Drawing on hydrology, rainfall, and climatic data from the past 25 years, this article
investigates the effects of climate change on water resources in the transnational Blue Nile …

Soil erosion by water is a major cause of land degradation in the highlands of Ethiopia and
anywhere else in the world, but its magnitude and variability are rarely documented across …

Understanding the magnitude and drivers of land cover change is key to designing effective
natural resource management interventions and restoring degraded landscapes. We …

Land use and land cover change (LULCC) is a critical factor for enhancing the soil erosion
risk and land degradation process in the Wabi Shebelle Basin. Up-to-date spatial and …

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 …

Soil erosion by water is one of the major environmental threats and it not only decreases
agricultural productivity but also reduces water availability. This study aimed to estimate soil …