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Lal, R.

Soil and Water Conservation Society (U.S.). International Affairs Committee.

Integrated watershed management in the global ecosystem [electronic resource] / edited by Rattan Lal.

Boca Raton, FL :   CRC Press,   2000.  

1 online resource (xx, 397 p.) : ill.

Print version:   Lal, R.   Integrated watershed management in the global ecosystem   0849307023   (211009) 000000713113  

9781420074420 (e-book) 9780849307027 (hardback)

Title from e-Book title page.  
Based on the proceedings of the international conference held at Toronto, Canada in July 1997, sponsored by the International Affairs Committee of the Soil and Water Conservation Society.  

part Introduction -- chapter 1 Rationale for Watershed as a Basis for Sustainable Management of Soil and Water Resources -- part Watershed Management for Soil Erosion Control -- chapter 2 Challenges in Ecosystem Management in Watershed Context in Asia -- chapter 3 Operative Processes for Sediment-Based Watershed Degradation in Small, Tropical Volcanic Island Ecosystems -- chapter 4 Soil Degradation in Relation to Land Use and Its Countermeasures in the Red and Yellow Soil Region of Southern China -- chapter 5 Watershed Management for Erosion Control in Sloping Lands in Asia -- chapter 6 Watershed Management for Erosion Control in Steeplands of Tropical Asia and Australia -- chapter 7 Watershed Characteristics and Management Effects on Dissolved Load in Water Runoff: Case Studies from Western Nigeria -- part Technological Options for Watershed Management -- chapter 8 Sustaining a Rice–Wheat System in the Indo-Gangetic Plains: The Ecoregional Context -- chapter 9 A Landscape that Unites: Community-Led Management of Andean Watershed Resources -- chapter 10 Agroecological Impacts of 5 Years of a Practical Program for Restoration of a Degraded Sahelian Watershed -- chapter 11 Natural Resource Management in a Watershed Scale: What Can Agroforestry Contribute? -- chapter 12 Crop Yield Variability Due to Erosion on a Complex Landscape in West Central Ohio -- chapter 13 A Landscape/Lifescape Approach to Sustainability in the Tropics: The Experiences of the SANREM CRSP at Three Sites -- chapter 14 Model-Based Evaluation of Land Use and Management Strategies in a Nitrate-Polluted Drinking Water Catchment in North Germany -- chapter 15 Quantification of Leached Pollutants into the Groundwater Caused by Agricultural Land Use — Model-Based Scenario Studies as a Method for Quantitative Risk Assessment of Groundwater Pollution -- part Socioeconomic Aspects of Watershed Management -- chapter 16 The Economics of Land Restoration and Conservation in an Environmentally Sound Agriculture -- chapter 17 Economic Analysis of Sedimentation Impacts for Watershed Management -- chapter 18 Land Degradation and Food Security: Economic Impacts of Watershed Degradation -- chapter 19 People, Property, and Profit in Catchment Management: Examples from Kenya and Elsewhere -- chapter 20 The Participatory Multipurpose Watershed Project: Nature’s Salvation or Schumacher’s Nightmare? -- chapter 21 People’s Involvement in Watershed Management: Lessons from Working among Resource-Poor Farmers -- part Environment Quality and Watershed Management -- chapter 22 Watershed Management for Mitigating the Greenhouse Effect -- chapter 23 Managing Watershed for Food Security and Environmental Quality: Challenges for the 21st Century.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Issued also as a book.  

Watershed management --Congresses. Ecosystem management --Congresses.

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