Updates on our understanding of the impacts of land use and farming practices on biophysical outcomes in the tropical uplands of Mindanao, the Philippines

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Author(s):
D. Midmore; A. Dano; T. Nissen; D. Poudel; G. Zhu

Type of Document:
Media

 

Publisher/Journal:
Not Available

Date of Publication:
2004

Place of Publication:
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The authors describe the approaches used: 1. Present data on land use at catchment scale (1994, 2002); Erosion mitigation at plot level; Tree biomass; Potential and actual farm incomes; Adjacent stream water quality; Quantify adoption of new practices; Try to link together through models

2. Compare adjacent similar micro-watersheds with quantified land use and data-rich in water quality/quantity; Show obvious relationships between parameters; Scale up erosion, rainfall, flow, {evaporation/drainage?} pesticide, tree biomass; Watershed values for different land use scenarios

Additional Bibliographic Information

Presented at SANREM SEA Research Synthesis Conference Land Use Changes in Tropical Watersheds: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options, Quezon City, Philippines, 13-14, January, 2004

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