Annual sediment yields increased as much as 180 times above pre-fire levels after wildfire
destroyed all vegetation on three forested watersheds in the Entiat Experimental Forest in …

Prescribed burns are an effective and increasingly popular strategy for inhibiting wildfires.
The goal of this study was to characterize soil nutrient loss after a prescribed fire within a …

Accelerated runoff and erosion commonly occur following forest fires due to combustion of
protective forest floor material, which results in bare soil being exposed to overland flow and …

After the 1998 North 25 Fire in the Wenatchee National Forest, eight study sites were
established on steep, severely burned hillslopes to examine the effectiveness of postfire …

Runoff was measured from a 564‐ha catchment located on the Entiat Experimental Forest
for nine years before a severe wild‐fire in 1970 destroyed the mixed conifer vegetation …

Soil and nutrient export in ephemeral flow were studied over a 3‐yr period following
clearcutting three loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) watersheds (0.60–1.24 ha). Two preharvest …

This bulletin discusses soil-related properties and processes determining large-scale soil
erosion and associated runoff. Soil characteristics related to these properties and processes …

ABSTRACT A wildfire burned through a previously sampled research site, allowing pre‐and
post‐burn measurements of the forest floor, soils, and soil leaching near Lake Tahoe …

Soil and nutrient export were monitored before and after two prescribed burns 18 months
apart. Burns were designed to prepare Piedmont pine stands for regeneration. Data from …

Runoff waters from fertilized erosion plots and from native prairie in South Dakota were
compared to determine the effect agriculture has had on water quality. Calcium, Mg, K, Na …