Search Library
Search or browse through our library of existing resources on land degradation and restoration. Entries include scientific articles, reports, policy briefs, webinars, videos, and more. To view a particular resource, click on its name below.
Soil erosion is one of the most severe global environmental problems, and soil erosion surveys are the scientific basis for planning...
This review of soil erosion (SE) studies in Russia focuses on two main tasks: (i) ensuring the completeness and reliability of SE data...
Forest practices in headwater catchments are related to environmental and social contexts. The aim of this study is to analyse the...
Gully erosion is the main cause of global land degradation. The factors controlling gully erosion at watershed scale have been...
Pisha sandstone is a special kind of soft rock in the semiarid region along the up and middle reaches of Yellow River and Loess Plateau...
The Emission Gap Report 2013 from the United Nations Environment Program showed that adopting conservation tillage such as no-till, as...
No-tillage and soil mulching with pruning residues, applied in olive groves of the semi-arid Mediterranean environment, as erosion...
This study investigated the role of three rangeland species viz. Agropyron trichophorum, Medicago sativa, and Lolium prenne on...
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