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Soil Erosion is a book category focused on the natural and human-driven processes that detach and transport soil, the factors that influence them (climate, topography, soil properties, vegetation, and land use), and their consequences for agriculture, water quality, infrastructure, ecosystems, and carbon cycles. Titles span foundational science and geomorphology, measurement and modeling methods, remote sensing and GIS applications, and practical guidance on assessment, prevention, and restoration, including practices like conservation tillage, cover crops, terracing, riparian buffers, and engineered controls. The category includes textbooks, technical manuals, field guides, case studies, and policy analyses, integrating insights from hydrology, agronomy, civil and environmental engineering, ecology, and economics. It serves students, researchers, land managers, engineers, and policymakers seeking to understand, predict, and mitigate soil loss at field, watershed, and regional scales.

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