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Conserving Soil and Water for Society: Sharing Solutions

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KEYNOTE PAPERSConserving Land and Water for Society: Global Challenges and PerspectivesDr John WilliamsChief, CSIRO Land and Water, Australia

Systems Thinking for Community Involvement in Resource ManagementDr Gerald MidgleyInstitute of Environmental Science and Research, New Zealand

The Changing Role of the International Erosion Control Association in the WorldwideMr Ben NorthcuttInternational Director, International Erosion Control Association, United States of America

Discussion on Roles of International OrganisationsDr Samran SombatpanitWASWC President, Thailand

Professor Samir A El-SwaifyChairman of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management and Professor of Soil and Water

Conservation at the University of Hawaii, United States of America.

Soil and Water for Society: Sharing SolutionsProfessor Mildred Alali AmakiriDean of Post Graduate School

Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria

INVITED PAPERSChallenges and Solutions in Urban Stormwater InfrastructureMr Earl ShaverTechnical Specialist, Stormwater and Sediment, Auckland Regional Council, New Zealand

Construction and Protection of New Soils in Diverse Biogeographic Zones - The Challenge for Successful Rehabilitation in the Australian Mining IndustryProfessor L Clive Bell

Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Mining Environmental Research (ACMER), Australia

Progress Towards an Improved International and National Strategy Sustainable Use of Soil; Partnership Between the Soil Science Community and The World Conservation UnionDr Ian HannamDepartment of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, Australia

Soil Indicators for Decision Making - Sharing Knowledge between Science, Stakeholders & PoliticsProfessor Winfried BlumUniversity of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna


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Index (IN ORDER OF SENIOR AUTHOR)

N.H. Abu-HamdehTHE EFFECT OF TILLAGE TREATMENTS ON SOIL WATER HOLDING CAPACITY AND ON SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES (669)

A.A. Adelpour, M. Soufi, A.K. BehniaCHANNEL EROSION THRESHOLDS FOR DIFFERENT LAND USES ASSESSED BY CONCENTRATED OVERLAND FLOW ON A SILTY LOAM (752)

F. Agus, Wahyunto, S.H. Tala’ohu and R.L. WatungENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF LAND USE CHANGES IN INDONESIA (954)

S.M.C. Alves, A.J. Melfi, M.Z. Moreira, C.C. Cerri, M. Dornelas, W. BettiolUSE OF 13C VARIATIONS AT NATURAL ABUNDANCE FOR STUDYING THE DOMESTIC SEWAGE SLUDGE IN A TROPICAL AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM PLANTED WITH CORN (ZEA MAYS) IN JAGUARIUNA, SP, BRAZIL (367)

M.A. AmakiriSOIL AND WATER FOR SOCIETY: SHARING SOLUTIONS (401)

V. Andreu, J.L.Rubio and Y. PicóPOTENTIAL HAZARDS FOR THE USE OF SOME SOIL CONSERVATION PRACTICES: THE PRESENCE OF LINEAR ALKYLBENZENESULFONATES AND THEIR CARBOXILIC DEGRATION PRODUCTS IN AMENDED SOILS: A CASE STUDY (681)

C.D. Arbelo, C.M. Armas, J.A. Guerra, J.L. Mora and A.R. RodríguezWATER EROSION OF ORGANIC CARBON FORMS AND NUTRIENTS IN FOREST ANDOSOLS (108)

C.M. Armas, C.D.Arbelo, J.A. Guerra, J.L. Mora, J.S. Notario and A.R. RodríguezERODIBILITY OF FOREST ANDOSOLS AND SOIL PROPERTIES (652)

S.S. Aryal and M. ZoebischTHE ROLE OF WOMEN IN LAND MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION - A CASE FROM THE MIDDLE-HILL REGION OF NEPAL (237)

V.E. Baker, J.L. Foote, J.E. Gregor, D.J. Houston and G. MidgleyBOUNDARY CRITIQUE AS A MEANS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WATER CONSERVATION CAMPAIGNS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN SMALL WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (201)

Z. Baohui, W. Dongmei, X. Hansheng and X. QingyunRELATIONSHIP OF COMMUNITY GRASS COVERAGE AND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION IN BEIJING PROPER (111)

L.C. BellCONSTRUCTION AND PROTECTION OF NEW SOILS IN DIVERSE BIOGEOGRAPHIC ZONES – THE CHALLENGE FOR SUCCESSFUL REHABILITATION IN THE AUSTRALIAN MINING INDUSTRY (402)

H. Bergamaschi, G.A. Dalmago, J.I. Bergonci, C.A.M. Bianchi, B.M.M. Heckler and F. ComiranSOLAR RADIATION INTERCEPTED BY MAIZE CROPS AS FUNCTION OF SOIL TILLAGE SYSTEMS AND WATER AVAILABILITIES (778)

A.J.W. Biggs, K.M. Mahony, C.A. GarbeCROSSING CHANGING CATCHMENTS – THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SALINITY AND ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE (674)

A.J.W. Biggs and K.M. MahonyIS SOIL SCIENCE RELEVANT TO ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE? (410)

A.J.W. BiggsRAINFALL SALT LOADS IN SOUTHERN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (680)

W.E.H. BlumSOIL INDICATORS FOR DECISION MAKING – SHARING KNOWLEDGE BETWEEN SCIENCE, STAKE HOLDERS AND POLITICS (202)


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M.M. BoehmTHE KYOTO PROTOCOL AS A MECHANISM FOR IMPROVING SOIL QUALITY: CARBON MANAGEMENT ON THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS OF CANADA (1005)

D.M. Brough, J. Claridge and M.J. GrundyPREDICTING SOIL ATTRIBUTES FOR REGIONAL AND SUB-CATCHMENT SCALE MODELLING (240)

D. Brough , P. Lawrence, G. Fraser, D. Rayner and J. Le GrandIMPROVED INPUTS FOR PREDICTION OF REGIONAL-SCALE SOIL EROSION POTENTIAL FOR QUEENSLAND (254)

J.M. Burton, C.A.A. Ciesiolka and H. GhadirOVERLAND FLOW TRANSPORT OF SEDIMENT AND NUTRIENTS FROM LANDS UNDER DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT REGIMES IN THE ATHERTON TABLELAND (427)

B.W. Carey, G. J. Leach and B. VenzSOIL EROSION IN QUEENSLAND CROPPING LANDS – AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND NEW CHALLENGES (1030)

P. Carmona G., F.H. Obando-Moncayo, J. Isaza GERODIBILITY OF AN ANDISOL (HYDRIC FULVUDANDS) IN THE ANDEAN CENTRAL ZONE OF COLOMBIA (702)

C. Carroll, C. Dougall, G. Millar, K. Rohde, S. Stevens and C. Sugars HOW TO RECONNECT LANDSCAPES AND LINK PEOPLE THROUGH NEIGHBOURHOOD CATCHMENTS? (216)

C. Carroll, L. Pink, P. Burger,COALMINE REHABILITATION: A LONG TERM EROSION AND WATER QUALITY STUDY ON CENTRAL QUEENSLAND COALMINES (406)

A. Carse and A. BellDESIGN OF QUEENSLAND ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE FOR HIGH RISK ENVIRONMENTS (1018)

A. Castrignano, D. De Giorgio, F. Fornaro and A.V. Voneila3D SPATIAL VARIATION OF SOIL IMPEDANCE AS AFFECTED BY SOIL TILLAGE (744)

D.C. Catacutan and R.A. CrambSCALING UP SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS: THE CASE OF LANDCARE IN THE PHILIPPINES (949)

R.A. Cecílio, R.G. Rodriguez, L.G.N. Baena, F.G. Oliveira, F.F. Pruski, A.M. Stephan and J.M.A. SilvaANALYSIS OF THE RUSLE AND WEPP MODELS FOR A SMALL WATERSHED LOCATED IN VICOSA, MINAS GERAIS STATE, BRAZIL (658)

T. Chamberlain and M. GrundyREGOLITH ASSESSMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (800)

C.R. Chilcott, J.S. Owens, D.M. Silburn and G.M. McKeonHOW LONG WILL SOIL RESOURCES LAST IN SEMI-ARID GRAZING SYSTEMS? (249)

K.M. Cho, M.A. Zoebisch, and S.L. RanamukhaarachchiLAND-USE DEPENDENT SOIL QUALITY IN THE LAM PHRA PHLOENG WATERSHED, NORTHEAST THAILAND (119)

C.A.A. Ciesiolka , B.Yu , C.W. Rose, H. Ghadiri , D. Lang and C. Rosewell

A SIMPLE METHOD FOR IMPROVING SOIL LOSS MEASUREMENT IN USLE TYPE EXPERIMENTS (603)

K. Císarová, M. Hokr, J. Maryška, and J. Šembera STRATEGY AND MODELLING OF CLEANING CHEMICAL FACTORY CONTAMINATION WITH USE OF NANOTECHNOLOGIES (957)

J. Claridge and M.J. GrundyPREDICTION OF FINE SCALE SOIL ATTRIBUTES AND DEEP DRAINAGE (671)

N.A. Coles, T.V. Cattlin, D. Farmer, and D.J. StantonWATER MANAGEMENT: WHAT’S IN A NAME? (734)

G. Convertini, D. Ferri, F. Montemurro and M. MaioranaEFFECTS OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COMPOST ON SOILS CROPPED WITH TOMATO AND SUNFLOWER IN ROTATION WITH DURUM WHEAT (628)


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G.D. Cook, T.Z. Dawes-Gromadzki and A.C. LiedloffSOIL CONSERVATION AND LANDSCAPE PROCESSES IN AUSTRALIA’S RANGELANDS AND SAVANNAS (1032)

R.A. Cramb THE ROLE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL IN THE PROMOTION OF CONSERVATION FARMING: THE CASE OF LANDCARE IN THE SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES (206)

C.E. Dalby, P.V. Lockwood, B.R. Wilson, T.B Koen, G.K. Chamberlain and H. DanielSOIL ACIDIFICATION IN PASTURES ON THE NORTHERN TABLELANDS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA: OPTIONS FOR MANAGEMENT (947)

G.A. Dalmago, H. Bergamaschi, J.I. Bergonci, C.A.M. Bianchi, F. Comiran and B.M.M. HecklerEVAPOTRANSPIRATION IN MAIZE CROPS AS FUNCTION OF SOIL TILLAGE SYSTEMS (780)

G.A. Dalmago, H. Bergamaschi, F. Comiran, C.A.M. Bianchi, J.I. Bergonci and B.M.M. Heckler SOIL TEMPERATURE IN MAIZE CROPS AS FUNCTION OF SOIL TILLAGE SYSTEMS (777)

A.M. Dano and D.J. Midmore,

EVALUATION OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION TECHNOLOGIES IN VEGETABLE- BASED UPLAND PRODUCTION SYSTEM OF MANUPALI WATERSHED, SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES (213)

F. Darboux, J.M. Reichert and C. HuangSOIL ROUGHNESS EFFECTS ON RUNOFF AND SEDIMENT PRODUCTION (116)

A.B. De Campos, J.M. Reichert and C. HuangNEAR-SURFACE HYDROLOGY, RUNOFF PRODUCTION, AND SOIL LOSS FROM SURFACE-APPLIED LIQUID SWINE MANURE (723)

B. Deesaeng, P. Thitirojanawat, J. Pheunda, A. Boonsane, T. Kaewamphut, K. Hoontrakul and B. ChakranonESTIMATION OF FOREST SOIL HYDRAULIC PROPERTIES USING PEDO-TRANSFER MODELS (719)

D. De Giorgio, D. Sisto, D. Ubaldo and V. VonelloTHE EFFECTS OF N-FERTILIZATION LEVELS AND ROOT MYCORRHIZAL COLONIZATION ON PLANT GROWTH AND GRAIN YIELD IN DURUM WHEAT (762)

D. De Giorgio AND F. FornaroTILLAGE SYSTEMS FOR A SUSTAINABLE GROWTH OF BROAD BEAN (VICIA FABA L. MAJOR) IN A SEMIARID REGION OF SOUTHERN ITALY (934)

F. Diaz, C. Jimenez, M. Tejedor and G. MejiasTHE USE OF TEPHRA MULCH INCREASES SOIL FERTILITY (LANZAROTE SPAIN) (647)

W. Dongmei, Z. Baohui, Z. Xingcheng, W. Xilin and W. XiaoyanPROBLEM IDENTIFICATION AND NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF AGRICULTURAL WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN CHINA (931)

I. Dordipour, H. Ghadiri, M. Bybordi , H. Siadat, M. J. Malakouti and J. HusseinTHE USE OF SALINE WATER FROM THE CASPIAN SEA FOR IRRIGATION AND BARLEY PRODUCTION IN NORTHERN IRAN (986)

G.B. Douglas, A.D. Mackay, P.J. Budding and J.F. PotterINTRODUCTION OF NATIVE PLANTS BENEATH EXOTIC TREES PLANTED TO STABILISE PASTORAL LAND (746)

J. Dufkova and F. TomanERODIBILITY OF SOIL BY WIND IN THE REGION OF CENTRAL EUROPE (717)

J. Dufkova and F. TomanINFLUENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON SOIL EROSION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC, EUROPE (711)

J. Dumanski, SOIL CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: LESSONS FROM THE KYOTO PROTOCOL (133)

R.J. Ellis and P.R. WilsonMODELLING SOIL AND LANDSCAPE ATTRIBUTES IN COOLOOLA SHIRE TO IMPROVE DEGRADATION MANAGEMENT AND LAND USE PLANNING (786)


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D. Farmer, T.Cattlin, D.Stanton and N.ColesA REVISED CRITERIA FOR RUNOFF MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH-WEST WESTERN AUSTRALIA (729)

X. Feng and C. JianqinA CASE STUDY OF SOIL CONSERVATION MONITORING FOR LARGE LINEAR ENGINEERING IN CHINA: THE WEST TO EAST NATURAL GAS PIPELINE (109)

B. Fentie, B. Yu and C.W. RoseCOMPARISON OF SEVEN PARTICLE SETTLING VELOCITY FORMULAE FOR EROSION MODELLING (611)

B. Fentie, C.A.A Ciesiolka, D.M. Silburn, M. Littleboy, B. Yu, C.W. RoseSOIL EROSION AND DEPOSITION MODELLING IN A SEMI-ARID GRAZING CATCHMENT IN NORTH CENTRAL QUEENSLAND (610)

D.C. Flanagan, J.R. Frankenberger, C.S. Renschler and B.A. EngelDEVELOPMENT OF WEB-BASED GIS INTERFACES FOR APPLICATION OF THE WEPP MODEL (419)

L. Fodor and L. SzabóSTUDY OF HEAVY METAL LEACHING IN THE SOIL (216)

G.W. Fraser and D.K. WatersMODELLING RUNOFF AND EROSION PROCESSES IN CENTRAL QUEENSLAND GRAZING LANDS (749)

D.M. Freebairn and D.M. Silburn SOIL CONSERVATION IN AUSTRALIA’S SEMI ARID TROPICS: PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS, AND NEW CHALLENGES (416)

B. GebremedhinECONOMIC INCENTIVES FOR SOIL CONSERVATION IN THE EAST AFRICAN COUNTRIES (1026)

B.K. Gelder, R.M. Cruse, J.M. Laflen, J. Opsomer, W. Krajewski, M. Kraszewski, D. Herzmann, D. James, D. Flanagan, J. Frankenberger, and D. TodeyDAILY ESTIMATES OF SOIL EROSION AND RUNOFF IN IOWA (114)

H. Ghadiri, J. Hussein, E. Dordipour and C.W. Rose

THE EFFECT OF SOIL SALINITY AND SODICITY ON SOIL ERODIBILITY, SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND DOWNSTREAM WATER QUALITY (631)

A.K. Ghosh, N. Bose, K.R.P. Singh and R.K. SinhaSTUDY OF SPATIO-TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THE WETLANDS OF NORTH BIHAR THROUGH REMOTE SENSING (471)

M.H. Golabi, M.J. Denney and C. Iyekar USE OF COMPOSTED ORGANIC WASTES AS ALTERNATIVE TO SYNTHETIC FERTILIZERS FOR ENHANCING CROP PRODUCTIVITY AND AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY ON THE TROPICAL ISLAND OF GUAM (234)

I. Gordon, J. Mullins and J. MottTHE CONSORTIUM FOR INTEGRATED RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - A CASE STUDY OF A CROSS-ORGANISATIONAL SCIENCE PARTNERSHIP (948)

T.L. Graham, C.D. Smith and R.M. LarsenGEOMORPHOLOGICAL MODELLING AS A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ACID SULFATE SOIL DISTRIBUTION AND HYDROLOGICAL PATHWAYS – EAST TRINITY SITE, NORTH QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (799)

A.J. Grodecki, K. Hey and D. GardinerA LANDHOLDER’S MONITORING GUIDE FOR SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICE (804)

J.A. Guerra, C.D. Arbelo, C.M. Armas, J.L. Mora and A.R. RodrígueztWATER EROSION RATES AND MECHANISMS IN ANDOSOLS AND VOLCANIC ARIDISOLS IN TWO CONTRASTING BIOCLIMATIC REGIONS (CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN) (768)

I.D. HannamPROGRESS TOWARDS AN IMPROVED INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEGAL STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE USE OF SOIL: PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE SOIL SCIENCE COMMUNITY AND THE WORLD CONSERVATION UNION (504)


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I.D. HannamTHE AMMAN SOIL RESOLUTION: TOWARDS IMPROVED INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEGISLATION FOR SUSTAINABLE USE OF SOIL (223)

S.M. HardyTHE APPLICATION AND ANALYSIS OF AIRBORNE GAMMA SPECTROMETRY (RADIOMETRICS) FOR MAPPING SOILS IN CENTRAL QUEENSLAND (239)

S.M. HardyA PEDOGEOMORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF GOORGANGA WETLANDS TO ASSSIST WITH MANAGING THE AREAS ECOSYSTEMS (944)

S.M. HardySOIL SODICITY AND PLANT AVAILABLE WATER CAPACITY MAPS USED TO PLAN SUGARCANE EXPANSION AND POTENTIAL IRRIGATION REQUIREMENTS IN CENTRAL QUEENSLAND (241)

S.M. Hardy THE USE OF THE SOILOSS PROGRAM TO PREDICT SOIL EROSION HAZARD IN THE WHITSUNDAY REGION (636)

B.P. Harms and R.C. Dalal THE SUSTAINABILITY OF MULGA LANDS AFTER CLEARING – WHAT DO CHANGES IN SOIL CARBON AND SOIL NITROGEN SHOW? (1015)

R.J. Harper, A.C. Beck, D.J. Barrett , M.J. Hill, C.D. Mitchell, R.J. Tomlinson and P. Ritson

THE POTENTIAL OF GREENHOUSE SINKS TO UNDERWRITE IMPROVED LAND MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA (1023)

P. Heilman, G. Armendariz, L. Ma and R. MaloneA GRAPHIC TOOL FOR WATER QUALITY CONSERVATION PLANNING (962)

D.L. HoagECONOMIC INCENTIVES FOR SOIL CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES (484)

M. Hokr, J. Maryška and O. SeverýnAPPLICATION OF NUMERICAL MODEL ON EXTRACTION OF UNDERGROUND CONTAMINATION: IDENTIFICATION OF DUAL-POROSITY PROPERTIES (653)

E.J. Howard and S.R. RaineASSESSING AGGREGATE STABILITY IN SODIC SOILS USING LOW FREQUENCY MECHANICAL ENERGY (627)

N.R. Hulugalle, T.B. Weaver, H. Ghadiri and A. HicksEFFECT OF IRRIGATING COTTON WITH TREATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT ON SOIL PROPERTIES AND DEEP DRAINAGE IN A VERTISOL (718)

R. Im-Erb, C. Dissataporn, P. Yamclee, P. Pongwichian and A. SomrangIMPLEMENTATION OF REFORESTATION AND AGRO-FORESTRY USING SHALLOW WELL FOR SOIL SALINIZATION MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT IN THE NORTHEAST OF THAILAND (672)

A.L. Jakobs and D.E. Baker SUSTAINABLE SOIL MANAGEMENT - THE MANAGEMENT OF SOIL GROWING MEDIA DURING THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF ROAD PROJECTS IN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (1009)

Z. Jian-chun and S. Zhi-gangRELATION BETWEEN PRECIPITATION IN DABIE MOUNTAIN WATERSHED AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN DASHA RIVER VALLEY (914)

S. Jian-guo, L. Gen-qing, J. Au , Z. Quan-kang, J. AllardEFFECTS OF DIFFERENT NATIVE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT MEASURES ON RED SOIL EROSION IN HILLY ORCHARDS (688)

C. Jiménez, M. Tejedor, J. Neris and G. MejíasINFLUENCE OF PUMICE MULCH ON SOIL INFILTRATION RATE (646)


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Z. Jinxing, W. Yan and L. Yijun,

A REVIEW OF AN EARLY-WARNING TECHNIQUE OF FLASH FLOOD AND DEBRIS FLOW DISASTER (340)

K. JusoffEVALUATION OF SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF SOIL IN AN OIL PALM PLANTATION (795)

B.M. KariagaINTERCROPPING MAIZE WITH COWPEAS AND BEANS FOR SOIL AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN KENYA (993)

S. Kartaatmadja, H. Pane, L. Wirajaswadi, H. Sembiring, S. Simatupang, S. Bachrein, D. Ismadi , and A. M. Fagi OPTIMIZING USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND INCREASING RICE PRODUCTIVITY (758)

B. Kayombo, N. Hatibu and H.F. MahooEFFECT OF MICRO-CATCHMENT RAINWATER HARVESTING ON YIELD OF MAIZE IN A SEMI-ARID AREA (803)

B.A. Keating and K. HarleFARMING IN AN ANCIENT LAND – AUSTRALIA’S JOURNEY TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE (102)

P.I.A. KinnellRUNOFF, SEDIMENT CONCENTRATION AND PREDICTING EROSION ON HILLSLOPES WITHIN CATCHMENTS (132)

M. Körschens and E. SchulzCALCULATION OF OPTIMAL CARBON CONTENT IN ARABLE SOILS DEPENDING ON SITE CONDITIONS AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (620)

P. KölesTHE NECESSITY OF PHASE SEPARATION OF MANURE AND ITS EFFECTS ON DECREASING DRY MATERIAL CONTENT (260)

P.M. Kopittke, N.W. Menzies, H.B. So and I. FultonEFFECT OF MN DEFICIENCY AND LEGUME INOCULATION ON RHIZOSPHERE PH IN HIGHLY ALKALINE BAUXITE RESIDUE (142)

N.J. Kuhn and R.B. BryanINCORPORATING RAINFALL AND DRYING SEQUENCES INTO ERODIBILITY ASSESSMENT (672)

R. LalTHE POTENTIAL OF CARBON SEQUESTRATION IN SOILS OF SOUTH ASIA (134)

M.R. Laverdiere, A.R.. Michaud and R. LauzierLANDSCAPE AND MANAGEMENT OF AGRI-ECOSYSTEM: IMPACT ON PHOSPHORUS TRANSFER (222)

N. LeclerMETHODS, TOOLS AND INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR WATER CONSERVATION AND DEMAND MANAGEMENT IN IRRIGATED SUGARCANE (417)

B. Leggatt. REVEGETATION OF A STEEP ROCKY SLOPE IN CHINA (936)

R. Li, Q. Yang, X. Zhang, Z. Wen and F. WangREGIONAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION: A CASE STUDY ON LOESS PLATEAU, CHINA (701)

Z. Li, P. Li, K. Lu, L. Zheng and Y. GuoDEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF THE RUNOFF EROSIVITY FOR SEDIMENT YIELD PREDICTION ON WATERSHED SCALE (668)

P. Li, Z. Li, and K. LuEFFECT OF VEGETATION COVER TYPES ON SOIL INFILTRATION UNDER SIMULATING RAINFALL (601)

H.P. Liniger, M. Douglas, and G. SchwilchTOWARDS SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT – ‘COMMON SENSE’ AND SOME OTHER KEY MISSING ELEMENTS (THE WOCAT EXPERIENCE) (244)


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W.Z. Liu, M.J. Hu, F.M. Li and X.C. ZhangECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOIL WATER AND ITS RELATIONS TO LANDFORM AND VEGETATION IN A SMALL SEMIARID WATERSHED IN A LOESS HILLY AREA (918)

R.J. Loch SOIL CONSERVATION PRACTICE – IN SEARCH OF EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS (110)

P.V. Lockwood, H. Daniel and B.R. WilsonSOIL ACIDIFICATION IN RELATION TO SALINISATION AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (666)

B. Lowery and F.J. ArriagaCARBON LEACHING AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION ON AN ERODED LANDSCAPE IN SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN (747)

Y. Lu, B. Baginska and T. PritchardAPPLYING REMOTE SENSING TO MANAGING IMPACTS OF DIFFUSE SOURCES OF POLLUTION DUE TO LANDUSE CHANGE IN TWEED CATCHMENT, NSW, AUSTRALIA (991)

S.A. LucasSEASONAL SODIUM FLUX IN A WOODLOT SOIL IRRIGATED WITH SECONDARY TREATED EFFLUENT (117)

M. Maiorana, F. Montemurro, G. Convertini and D. FerriSOIL TILLAGE DEPTHS AND CROPS ORGANIC FERTILISATION: EFFECTS ON PRODUCTIVE PARAMETERS OF SUNFLOWER AND DURUM WHEAT IN MEDITERRANEAN ENVIRONMENT (925)

D. Malinda and R. DarlinA BATTLE FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTIVITY OF FARM PRODUCE –DEVELOPMENT OF A VIABLE FARMING SYSTEM (710)

A.R.A. Marashi and J. ScullionPOROSITY AND HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES IN SURFACE MINE SOILS (405)

M.A. Martens, A.E. McElnea, C.A. Ahern and G.L. HopgoodREMEDIATING THE SEVERE ACID SULFATE SOIL PROBLEM AT EAST TRINITY, CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA (794)

L. G. Martorano, D. Nechet, C. V. Manzatto, E. R. G. Rebello and R. BertolossiPLUVIOMETRIC VARIATIONS AS SUBSIDIARY INFORMATION FOR AGRICULTURAL PLANNING IN THE AMAZON (781)

J. Maryška, M. Vohralík, O. Severýn and K. CísaováMODELLING OF GROUNDWATER FLOW IN FRACTURED ROCK: THEORETICAL APPROACH AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS (619)

V.V. Matichenkov and E.A. BocharnikovaNEW TECHNOLOGY FOR REHABILITATION OF SALT-AFFECTED AREAS AND INCREASING DROUGHT AND SALT PLANT TOLERANCE (730)

V.V. Matichenkov and A.A. Kosobrukhov

SI EFFECT ON THE PLANT RESISTANCE TO SALT TOXICITY (626)

D.K. McCool, G.R. Foster and D.C. YoderTHE REVISED UNIVERSAL SOIL LOSS EQUATION, VERSION 2 (665)

A.E. McElnea, C.R. Ahern, J.A. Manders and C.D. SmithVARIABILITY OF ACID SULFATE SOIL CHEMISTRY AT EAST TRINITY REMEDIATION SITE, FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (689)

D. McKell and R.A. PeirettiPROMOTING SOIL CONSERVATION AND CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE THROUGH FARMER ASSOCIATIONS (1006)

V.H. McNeil and M.E. CoxIMPROVED PREDICTION OF SALT LOADS AND CONCENTRATIONS IN STREAMS USING AUTOMATED EC SENSORS (678)

N.A. Mello and I.R. Bello

AMOUNT OF CARBON IN THE SOIL RELATED WITH WATER TURBIDITY OF PANELA AND LAMBEDOR RIVERS (664)


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J.L. Mora, C.D. Arbelo, C.M. Armas, J.A. Guerra, A.R. Rodríguezt and A. Alvarez NATURAL AND ACQUIRED SOIL QUALITY ALONG ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS (TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN) (767)

R. MorseQUANTITATIVE EROSION CONTROL ON HIGHLY ERODIBLE LANDS: A SELECTION OF TOOLS BASED ON THE REVISED UNIVERSAL SOIL LOSS EQUATION (612)

H. Muehle and B. Ch. Meyer REALIZING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN MINIMIZING SOIL EROSION AND OPTIMIZING BIODIVERSITY (720)

B.W. Murphy, C. Murphy, B.R. Wilson, K.A. Emery, J. Lawrie, G. Bowman, R. Lawrie and W. ErskineA REVISED LAND AND SOIL CAPABILITY CLASSIFICATION FOR NEW SOUTH WALES (1010)

R.J.K. Myers, G.M. Heinrich and J. RusikeSOIL WATER AND NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT FOR RAISING PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY ON SMALL-SCALE FARMS IN DEGRADED LANDS OF SOUTHERN ZIMBABWE (963)

A. Neef, A. Bollen, C. Sangkapitux, L. Chamsai and P. ElstnerCAN LOCAL COMMUNITIES MANAGE WATER RESOURCES SUSTAINABLY? EVIDENCE FROM THE NORTHERN THAI HIGHLANDS (203)

A. Neef, R. Schultze-Kraft, C. Sampet, W. Saepueng and S. SuriyongSEED PRODUCTION POTENTIAL AND PARTICIPATORY VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF ARACHIS PINTOI IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS IN NORTHERN THAILAND (761)

M.A. NearingCAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF EROSION MODELS AND DATA (420)

B. Noble and C. RodgersTOWARDS A “RANGE TO REEF” APPROACH THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS IN A GREAT BARRIER REEF CATCHMENT (343)

B. NorthcuttTHE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS IN ACHIEVING SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION SUCCESS (493)

J.S. Notario, D.M.Afonso and R. DíazEFFECT OF A WILDFIRE ON VOLCANIC SOILS UNDER PINE FOREST AND BROOM SCRUB IN TENERIFE (CANARY ISLANDS) (739)

F. Obando, P. Carmona, E. Retrepo and M. StockingLAND HUSBANDRY FOR EROSION CONTROL IN THE COLOMBIAN ANDES (228)

G. Ollesch, K.E. Lindenschmidt, X. Wang and I. KistnerA SOIL EROSION AND NON-POINT P-TRANSPORT AT DIFFERENT SCALES – FROM PLOT TO CATCHMENT (113)

T.D. Overheu and I. KininmonthAGMAPS LAND MANAGER “UNEARTHING LAND RESOURCE INFORMATION” (725)

J.S. Owens, P.E. Tolmie and D.M. SilburnVALIDATING MODELLED DEEP DRAINAGE ESTIMATES FOR THE QUEENSLAND MURRAY-DARLING BASIN (742)

L.B. Owens and M.J. ShipitaloRATE OF SOIL CARBON LOSS RESULTING FROM TILLAGE (772)

M. OwneghASSESSING THE APPLICABILITY OF AUSTRALIAN LANDSLIDE DATABASES FOR HAZARD MANAGEMENT (1000)

M. Ownegh and M. Nohtani RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GEOMORPHOLOGIC UNITS AND EROSION AND SEDIMENT YIELD IN KASHIDAR WATERSHED, GOLESTAN PROVINCE, IRAN (999)

I.R. Phillips, M. Greenway and S. Robertson,

USE OF PHYTOCAPS IN REMEDIATION OF CLOSED LANDFILLS (409)


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U.P. Pillai and Feng-qin LiuTHE ROLE OF GENDER ANALYSIS TO EFFECT SUSTAINABLE CHANGE IN AGRICULTURAL PRACTICE – A CASE STUDY FROM SHANXI, CHINA (204)

B. PowellDEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING A STATE ACID SULFATE SOILS STRATEGY, THE QUEENSLAND EXPERIENCE (751)

S.N. Prasad, S. Madhusudana Rao and M.J.M RömkensSEDIMENT TRANSPORT CAPACITY OF SHALLOW FLOWS IN UPLAND AREAS (659)

A.L. Presbitero, C.W. Rose, C.A.A. Ciesiolka, B. Yu, K.J. Coughlan and B. FentieRESULTS AND INTERPRETATION OF SOIL LOSS MEASUREMENTS FROM STEEP SLOPES IN THE PHILIPPINES (727)

M. Pudasaini, S. Shrestha, S. Riley, L. Henderson, G. Geeves and N. PavanEFFICIENCIES OF MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN EROSION CONTROL AT CONSTRUCTION SITES (405)

A. F. Md. A. Rahman and H. HiuraSEDIMENT MOVEMENT ON STEEP SLOPE OF A MONOCULTURE CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA (HINOKI) PLANTATION (107)

S. Rapole, V. Zidek and P. CudlinSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF WATERSHEDS - A CASE STUDY FROM CZECH REPUBLIC (908)

D.J. Rattray, D.M. Freebairn, D. McClymont, D.M. Silburn, J. Owens and B. Robinson. HOWLEAKY? THE JOURNEY TO DEMYSTIFYING SIMPLE TECHNOLOGY (422)

D.J. Rattray, D.M. Silburn, D.M. Freebairn and D. McClymont.MODELLING SOIL AND MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON HERBICIDE RUNOFF FROM DRYLAND AGRICULTURE (692)

B.V.Chinnappa Reddy, D. Hoag and B.S. ShobhaECONOMIC INCENTIVES FOR SOIL CONSERVATION IN INDIA (434)

Y.V.R. Reddy, G. Sastry, B. Hemalatha, O. Prakash and Y.S. RamakrishnaEVALUATION OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES IN INDIA (232)

J.M. Reichert, V.R. da Silva and D.J. ReinertSOIL MOISTURE, PENETRATION RESISTANCE, AND LEAST LIMITING WATER RANGE FOR THREE SOIL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND BLACK BEANS YIELD (721)

F. ReyTHE ROLE OF “PASSIVE” PROTECTION PLAYED BY VEGETATION AND BIOENGINEERING WORKS: AN EFFICIENT AND OPTIMAL MEAN FOR SOIL CONSERVATION (248)

S.A. Rezaei, R.J. Gilkes, and S.S. AndrewsA MINIMUM DATA SET FOR ASSESSING SOIL QUALITY IN RANGELANDS (605)

E.A. Rienzi, N. Grattone, C. Barcelonna and C. KvolekSURFACE COVER AND SOIL TEXTURE INTERACTIONS ON ENRICHMENT OF ORGANIC CARBON CONTENT IN SEDIMENT (663)

J.C. Ritchie, G.W. McCarty, E.R. Venteris, T.C. Kaspar, L.B. Owens, B.K. Slater, M. Nearing and M.H. NicholsASSESSING SOIL ORGANIC CARBON REDISTRIBUTION WITH FALLOUT 137CESIUM (613)

J.C. Ritchie, V.L. Finney, K.J. Oster, and C.A. RitchieFLOODPLAIN SEDIMENT DEPOSITION IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA (138)

N. Robinson, R.J. Harper, K.R.J. Smettem and J.F. McGrathTREE PLACEMENT STRATEGIES FOR SALINITY CONTROL IN DRYLAND FARMING SYSTEMS OF SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA (951)

M.P. Robotham, E. Mas, J.H. Lawrence and H. EswaranTHE TROPICAL NATURAL RESORUCES TECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM: WORKING TOGETHER FOR TROPICAL CONSERVATION (245)


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A.R. Rodríguez, C.D.Arbelo, C.M. Armas, J.L. Mora and J.A. GuerraSOIL ERODIBILITY VARIATION IN RELATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN VOLCANIC SOILS OF THE CANARY ISLANDS (SPAIN) (926)

A. Roldán, J.R. Salinas-García M.M. Alguacil, G. Díaz and F. CaravacaCHANGES IN SOIL MICROBIAL ACTIVITY FOLLOWING CONSERVATION TILLAGE PRACTICES IN A SORGHUM FIELD UNDER SUBTROPICAL CONDITIONS (687)

C.H. Roth, F. Visser and D.A. PostSEDIMENT BUDGETS FOR CANE LANDS AND GRAZING LANDS IN NORTHERN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, AND THEIR USE TO TARGET APPROPRIATE MEASURES TO CONTROL SEDIMENT EXPORT (136)

H. Rouhipour, H. Ghadiri and C.W. RoseINTERACTION BETWEEN FLOW-DRIVEN AND RAINFALL-DRIVEN SOIL EROSION PROCESSES USING TWO CONTRASTING SOIL TYPES (992)

J.L. Rubio, V. Andreu, E. Gimeno-García and O. GonzalezLONG TERM ASSESSMENT OF FOREST FIRE IMPACTS AS A CRUCIAL KNOWLEDGE TO DESIGN AFTER-FIRE MANAGEMENT POLICIES (105)

S. Runólfsson and A. ArnaldsLANDCARE AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD – CONSERVATION STRATEGIES IN ICELAND (256)

M. Sabir and H. Benjelloun POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE SOIL NITROGEN IN FOREST ECOSYSTEMS OF THE NORTHWESTERN RIF REGION OF MOROCCO (CHEFCHAOUEN AREA) (755)

S.H. SadeghiAPPLICATION OF MUSLE IN PREDICTION OF SEDIMENT YIELD IN IRANIAN CONDITIONS (998)

P.G. Saffigna, P.M. Moody and N.J. MathersIMPACT OF CROPPING ON THE SOIL C AND N, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR C SEQUESTRATION UNDER HARDWOOD FOREST PLANTATIONS IN SUBTROPICAL QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (435)

P. Sama-Lang SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION IN BANANA PRODUCTION BETWEEN MOUNT CAMEROON AND BAMBUTUS MOUNTAIN (210)

J. Sánchez, C. Añó, J.A. Pascual and L. RecataláLAND USE RECOMMENDATIONS. A TOOL FOR LAND USE PLANNING IN THE VALENCIAN REGION, SPAIN (940)

J. Sánchez, L. Recatalá, C. Antolín, E. Carbó and J.M. de PazHOW CAN SOIL DEGRADATION BE APPROACHED FOR SUSTAINABLE LAND USE? A HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION BASED ON SOIL QUALITY, CHARACTERISTICS AND PROCESSES (943)

G. Schalitz and A. BehrendtWATER CONSUMPTION AND STUFF DISCHARGE AFTER CONVERSION OF ARABLE FARM LAND INTO GRASSLAND AND IN THE CASE OF NATURAL SUCCESSION (978)

J. Schmidt and A. MichaelRAINFALL INFILTRATION UNDER URBAN SOIL SURFACE CONDITIONS – EXPERIMENT AND MODEL RESULTS (407)

G. Schwilch, H.P. Liniger and G.W.J. van LyndenTOWARDS A GLOBAL MAP OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ACHIEVEMENTS: A WOCAT INITIATIVE (243)

E. ShaverCHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN URBAN STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE (104)

F. Sheng and C. XiulingINFLUENCE OF ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION ON SOIL LEACHING AND DESALINIZATION IN SEMI-HUMID REGION (430)


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M.L.N. Silva, S.G. Martins, N. Curi, M.M. Ferreira, S. Fonseca and J.J.G.S.M. MarquesMINIMUM CULTIVATION OF EUCALYPTUS, AND SOIL AND WATER LOSSES BY HYDRIC EROSION ON COASTAL PLAINS OF ARACRUZ (ES) REGION, BRAZIL (920)

S. SivapalanRESPONSE OF SOYBEANS TO AMELIORATION OF SODIC SOILS WITH POLYACRYLAMIDES (433)

C.S. Smith and O.J.H. BoschINTEGRATING DISPARATE KNOWLEDGE TO IMPROVE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (1028)

H.B. So and K.G. YatapanageMINEROSION 3: A USER FRIENDLY INTEGRATED PACKAGE FOR MONITORING AND PREDICTION OF POTENTIAL EROSION FROM STEEP MINESITES (403)

S. SombatpanitWORLD ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS (502)

C. Shan-muWATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION AT THE LARGE-SCALE COPPER AND GOLD MINE AT PURPLE MOUNTAIN (834)

M. SoufiMORPHO-CLIMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF GULLIES IN FARS PROVINCE, SOUTHWEST OF I.R. IRAN (750)

B.A. StewartARRESTING SOIL DEGRADATION AND INCREASING CROP YIELDS IN SEMIARID REGIONS (124)

J. Stolte, C.J. Ritsema, W. Vermeulen, D. Hunter, M. Elder, W. Liebregts and E. van den ElsenAN EROSION MODEL AS A TOOL FOR FARMERS INVOLVEMENT FOR DEFINING LAND USE STRATEGIES IN FIJI AND SAMOA (421)

D.E. Stott and M. DiackCHANGES IN SURFACE SOIL PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES UNDER LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON A TEMPERATE MOLLISOL (656)

K. Subagyono, T. Vadari, R. L. Watung, Sukristiyonubowo and F. AgusMANAGING SOIL EROSION CONTROL IN BABON CATCHMENT, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA: TOWARD COMMUNITY-BASED SOIL CONSERVATION MEASURES (960)

M.M. Taboada-Castro, Y. Le Bissonnais and O. Duval AGGREGATE BREAKDOWN MECHANISMS BY WATER IN TILLAGE HORIZONS IN NW SPAIN (657)

M.M. Taboada-Castro, A. Diéguez-Villar and M.T. Taboada-CastroTRANSFER OF NUTRIENTS AND MAJOR IONS OF AN AGRICULTURAL CATCHMENT TO RUNOFF WATERS: ANALYSIS OF THEIR SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION (221)

M. Tejedor, C. Jiménez, C. Monteverde and J. ParraTHE INFLUENCE OF DEFORESTATION ON SOIL WATER CONSERVATION IN A PINE FOREST IN TENERIFE (CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN) (760)

M. Tejedor, C. Jiménez, M. Rodríguez and G. MorillasEFFECT OF SOIL USE CHANGE ON SOIL TEMPERATURE REGIME (648)

K.G. TejwaniPOLICY – DEVELOPMENT ISSUES IN SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION (220)

C. Thierfelder, E. Amèzquita C., and K. StahrEFFECTS OF NINE CASSAVA-BASED CROPPING SYSTEMS ON SUPERFICIAL SOIL STRUCTURAL DEGRADATION IN THE ANDEAN HILLSIDES OF COLOMBIA (919)

G. Titmarsh, G. Wockner and D. WatersCONTROLLED TRAFFIC FARMING AND SOIL EROSION CONSIDERATIONS (423)

P.E. Tolmie and B.J. RadfordEFFECT OF TILLAGE PRACTICES ON CHLORIDE MOVEMENT AND DEEP DRAINAGE AT BILOELA, CENTRAL QUEENSLAND (740)


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K.B. Traoré, J.S. Gigou, H. Coulibaly and M.D. DoumbiaCONTOURED RIDGE-TILLAGE INCREASES CEREAL YIELDS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION (126)

R.S. Trevithick, R.J. Loch, S.J. Roseby and C.A. VacherTHE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO ASSESS LONG-TERM STABILITY OF MINESITE WASTE ROCK DUMPS (140)

P.N.V. Truong and R. LochVETIVER SYSTEM FOR EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL (247)

J.D. Turner, F.M. Mason and T.G. WillcoxTHE REVOLUTION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE AUSTRALIAN SUGARCANE INDUSTRY (1021)

A. Ujj, Cs. Gyuricza, M. Birkás and A. StingliEXAMINATION OF SOIL COMPACTION IN A LONG-TERM EXPERIMENT (607)

C.A. Vacher, S.R. Raine and R.J. LochTESTING PROCEDURES TO CHARACTERISE TUNNELLING RISK ON SPOIL MATERIALS (638)

C.A. Vacher, S.R. Raine and R.J. LochSTRATEGIES TO REDUCE TUNNELLING ON DISPERSIVE MINE SPOIL MATERIALS (139)

A.R.Vagg and O.J.H.BoschENHANCING CROSS-SCALE KNOWLEDGE-SHARING FOR BROAD SCALE SOLUTIONS (236)

E. van den Elsen, S. Eeman, J. Stolte and C. RitsemaMEASURING PRECIPITATION, INFILTRATION AND WATER DISCHARGE ON A CATCHMENT SCALE FOR SOIL EROSION MODELING IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC REGION (765)

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R.S. Van Pelt and T.M. ZobeckEFFECTS OF POLYACRYLAMIDE, COVER CROPS, AND CROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT ON WIND EROSION (784)

L.J.P. van Vliet, B. Junkins, R. Gill and L. HeighTHE RISK OF WATER EROSION INDICATOR FOR CANADA: INTEGRATING SCIENCE AND POLICY (224)

G.Vitali, P. Rossi Pisa, M.Vignudelli and S.CintiTHE CENTONARA DATA SET FOR TESTING RUNOFF MODELLING ON A SMALL HETEROGENEOUS CATCHMENT (733)

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J. Williams, V. Bordas and H. GascoigneCONSERVING LAND AND WATER FOR SOCIETY: GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES (101)


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B.R. Wilson, A. Rawson, K.D. Montagu, A.L. Cowie and B. GeorgePREDICTING CHANGES IN CARBON STORAGE IN SOILS AND VEGETATION FOLLOWING LAND USE CHANGE : THE NSW ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SCHEME, CARBON SEQUESTRATION PREDICTOR (1007)

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H. YangLAND CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN, INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT AND LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN CHINA (255)

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Z. YongjianNEYRAUDIA REYNEDIANA – EXCELLENT SOIL CONSERVATION GRASS (832)

Y. YueguiANALYSIS ON SOIL EROSION FACTORS IN SHANXI PROVINCE, CHINA (703)

T. Zhan, P. Li and Z. LiDYNAMICS OF ROOT DEVELOPMENT OF HERBACEOUS VEGETATION ON ABANDONED LAND ON A LOESS PLATEAU IN CHINA (903)

L.P. Zhang , R.B. Zhang and D.R. ZhangRESEARCH ON BASIC ECOLOGICAL LANDFORM UNITS FOR SOIL EROSION ESTIMATION AND PREDICTION IN A SMALL WATERSHED, LOESS PLATEAU, CHINA (974)

W. ZhenhongRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SOIL EROSION ON DIFFERENT SECONDARY SUCCESSION PHASES OF A SEMI-HUMID EVERGREEN BROAD-LEAVED FOREST (990)

C. Zhifa and Y. XuezhenSOIL CONSERVATION FARMING SYSTEM PRACTICES ON SLOPING LAND ON THE SOUTH-EASTERN COAST OF CHINA (833)

L. ZhongkuiESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF MONITORING SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION IN CHINA (757)

M.A. Zoebisch and E. DePauwDEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS FOR SEVERELY DEGRADED ARID HILLSIDES IN FUJAIRAH, UAE (941)


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