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Water availability is the most important factor in tea growth. Average monthly tea yields for Uganda estates were correlated with soil water indices.
Read moreA recent drying trend that is expected to continue in the southwestern US underscores the need for site-specific and near real-time understanding of v...
Read moreThis infobrief presents findings on the impacts of forestation on: (1) water supply; (2 and 3) hydrological regulation; and (4) soil erosion in the An...
Read moreThe control of invasive species is a challenge heightened by the dependency of management outcomes on environmental variation. This is especially true...
Read moreAs part of the regional PINEMAP (Pine Integrated Network: Education, Mitigation, and Adaptation project) funded by the NIFA - USDA, we established a f...
Read morePeat-forming wetlands, particularly floating fens that form the initial stages of these ecosystems, are declining globally due to excavation, dehydrat...
Read moreThe results of a restoration experiment carried out on a permanent grassland on peaty, heavy clay in the Netherlands are described. The experiment sta...
Read moreSpatially varied resources and threats govern the persistence of African lions across dynamic protected areas. An important precursor to effective con...
Read moreFor Kenya, maps of annual water availability indices, representing the mean total precipitation available for transpiration as a percentage of the ann...
Read moreToo little water (scarcity), too much water (flooding) and poor quality water (pollution) represent a risk to sustained economic growth. Evidence sugg...
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