This review synthesizes the state of knowledge on fire effects on vegetation and soils in semi-arid
ecosystems in the Great Basin Region, including the central and northern Great Basin …

This synthesis reviews current knowledge of pinyon and juniper ecosystems, in both persistent
and newly expanded woodlands, for managers, researchers, and the interested public. …

Understanding the movement and storage of water within agricultural landscapes as functions
of management and climate is essential for more efficient and sustainable water use. …

The US Department of Agriculture-Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA-NRCS)
has used resource inventories for over 65 years to assess the Nation's natural resources on …

Highlights A practical parameterization approach to estimate erodibility was developed for
WEPP applications on rangelands. Soil texture had a greater effect on rill erodibility than …

Edited and compiled by Clayton L. Hanson, J. Ross Wight, Charles W. Slaughter, Fred B.
Pierson, and Ken Spaeth angeland ecosystems on public and private lands are subject to …

The Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed was established over 40 years ago to conduct
research and collect data to address critical water issues on western rangelands. Research …

Highlights Effective hydraulic conductivity (K e ) predictive equations in all RHEM versions
have satisfactory performance. New K e predictive equations were developed for RHEM …

Long-term datasets of suspended sediment (SS) and particulate organic carbon (POC) are
valuable to understand the role the fluvial export plays in the landscape responses to …

The purpose of this series of Rangeland Hydrology Handbooks is to improve the
understanding of hydrologic processes and sources and transport mechanisms of sediment in …