The US National Park Service has the difficult task of preserving Civil War battlefields,
including trench and fortification earthworks, while allowing public access. Soil erosion, both …

Abstract Since 1936 National Park Service has been charged with preserving Civil War
Earthworks while allowing public access. Soil erosion, both natural and human-induced, is a …

Soil erosion was assessed at Camp Williams Army National Guard Training Facility by
creating an erosion risk classification map. The map was created by applying empirical …

Military land managers are faced with questions of landscape stability and sustainability.
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, was selected to test these concerns because it has been the …

Surface erosion is one of the most ubiquitous processes that alter exposed archeological
sites and often result in significant data loss. Impacts due to surface erosion occur naturally …

A pair of major wildfi res in the Front Range of Colorado in 2002 created an ideal opportunity
to measure post-fire soil erosion characteristics and to assess the effectiveness of various …

Surface mining activity in the Interior Western US is increasing. As disruption of surface
lands increases, a tool is needed to evaluate alternative mitigating measures needed for …

Federal and state regulations require landscapes reclaimed after coal stripmining to have
control measures that will minimize soil erosion. This North Dakota study evaluated the …

The Army faces major land management issues in maintaining its training areas to be
environmentally sound and support the mission. Erosion of training lands has diminished …

This report is a comprehensive summary of erosion control technology which classifies and
briefly discusses current methods, materials, and structures. Greater demands are being …