Water quality from forested watersheds (both managed and unmanaged) is normally very
good and better than most other human-dominated land uses. Water degradation is possible …

… Basnyat, P., LD Teeter, KM Flynn, and BG Lockaby. 1996. Non-point source pollution and
watershed land uses: A conceptual framework for modeling the management of non-point …

It is widely recognized that forest and water resources are intricately linked. Globally, changes
in forest cover to accommodate agriculture and urban development introduce additional …

Basin characteristics such as land use/land cover, slope, and soil attributes affect water
quality by regulating sediment and chemical concentration. Among these characteristics, land …

As urbanization infiltrates into rural areas, stream water quality is expected to decline as a
result from increased impervious surface and greater sources for pollutants. Consequently, …

… These seasons coincide with lower levels of vegetative evapotranspiration resulting in
greater hydrologic connectivity between aquatic and terrestrial systems (Lockaby …

A hybrid model based on Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) and Soil Conservation Service (SCS)
Curve Number (CN) was developed to predict the effect of changes in land use/cover (…

Decomposition of site‐specific litter mixtures was monitored for 100 wk in four floodplain
communities: (i) a mixed oak community along the Cache River in central Arkansas, (ii) a …

The southeastern United States is experiencing rapid urban development. Consequently,
Georgia's streams are experiencing hydrologic alterations from extensive development and …

… al. 2012), suggesting that the stoichiometry of soil nutrient mineralization might not always
be as predictive of production as is litterfall nutrient stoichiometry (eg, Schilling and Lockaby …