Land Use and Water Resources Research

2001 - 2008

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Impact of watershed management on livelihoods: Quantification and Assessment pp. 7: Pradeep P. Lodha and Ashvin K. Gosain

Educational, institutional and governmental obstacles to protecting water resources from improper agricultural practices in Lebanon pp. 7: Nadium Farajalla and Ricardo Khoury
Land-water interactions in five contrasting dairying catchments: issues and solutions pp. 10: Robert J. Wilcock, Ross M. Monaghan, Bruce S. Thorrold, Adrian S. Meredith, Keith Betteridge and Maurice J. Duncan
Water harvesting options in the drylands at different spatial scales pp. 13: Akhtar Ali, Theib Oweis, Mohammad Rashid, Sobhi El-Naggar and Atef Abdul Aal

Development of TMDL watershed implementation plan using Annualized AGNPS pp. 8: Yongping Yuan, R.L. Bingner and J. Boydstun
The potential use of climate forecasts by community water system managers pp. 8: Brent Yarnal, Amy L. Heasley, Robert E. O'Connor, Kirstin Dow and Christine L. Jocoy
In search of drivers for dry sanitation pp. 9: Sanna-Leena Rautanen and Eeva-Liisa Viskari
Rainwater harvesting in India: some critical issues for basin planning and research pp. 17: M. Dinesh Kumar, Shantanu Ghosh, Ankit Patel, Om Prakash Singh and R. Ravindranath

A GIS-based inventory of sediment pollution for watershed restoration planning pp. 5: Joanne Logan, Forbes R. Walker, Brooke A. Jolly and Tiffany Foster
Moving from piecemeal accounting to a pragmatic economic approach to water pricing in Australia pp. 9: Darla Hatton MacDonald and Sebastien Lamontagne
Land-use impacts on river water quality in lowveld sand river systems in south-east Zimbabwe pp. 10: Clifford Tafangenyasha and Tariro Dzinomwa

Resolving conflicts over transboundary watercourses: an Indian perspective pp. 5: A. Singh and Ashvin K. Gosain
Modelling the effects of leafing phenology on growth and water use by selected agroforestry tree species in semi-arid Kenya pp. 11: C.W. Muthuri, C.K. Ong, C.R. Black, Bancy Mbura Mati, V.W. Ngumi and Meine van Noordwijk

Water cycle and people: water for feeding humanity pp. 4: Malin Falkenmark
Food security for sub-Saharan Africa: does water scarcity limit the options? pp. 7: John W. Gowing
Assessment of a SWAT model for soil and water management in India pp. 7: Ravinder Kaur, Raghavan Srinivasan, Kamal Mishra, D. Dutta, Durga Prasad and Gagan Bansal
Watershed development: A solution to water shortages in semi-arid India or part of the problem? pp. 10: C. H. Batchelor, M.S. Rama Mohan Rao and S. Manohar Rao

Land-water linkages in rural watersheds: Results from the FAO electronic workshop pp. 6: Benjamin Kiersch and Sylvia Tognetti
Hydraulic limits on tree performance: Transpiration, carbon gain and growth of trees pp. 7: Melvin T. Tyree
Forests and Hydrological Services: Reconciling public and science perceptions pp. 12: Ian R. Calder

The WORKING FOR WATER Programme pp. 4: Carol McQueen, Simone Noemdoe and Nosipho Jezile
Social challenges in the Working for Water programme: findings from a study of selected projects pp. 5: Dumisani Magadlela
Integrated control of invasive alien plants in terrestrial ecosystems pp. 8: Brian van Wilgen, Dave Richardson and Steven Ian Higgins
The economics of biological invasions pp. 9: Charles Perrings
Invasive species: a costly catastrophe for native biodiversity pp. 10: Jeff McNeely
Hydrological impacts of invasive alien plants pp. 12: Ian R. Calder and Peter Dye
Utilisation of invaders for secondary industries: a preliminary assessment pp. 13: Christo Marais, Jerry B. Eckert and Carol Green
Hydrology of tropical montane cloud forests: A Reassessment pp. 18: L.A. Bruijnzeel