Case Studies in Land Degradation
Features of a tunnel-eroded landscape | Tunnel hydrology near Costerfield | The effects of some landscape factors on tunnel erosion
Land degradation takes many forms, including the various types of water erosion. The aim of this section is to present specific case studies on various aspects of land degradation in Victoria. The information from these studies is explained in such a way that it can be applied to various environmental processes, such as water movement in response to rainfall.
 Various forms of land degradation in the Bet Bet Creek catchment near Lexton (including dryland salinity, gully erosion, tunnel erosion and sheet erosion). |
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