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Wetlands in the Rainwater Basin in Nebraska are vulnerable to sediment accumulation from the surrounding watershed. Sediment accumulation has a negative impact on wetland quality by decreasing the depth and volume of water stored, and the plant community species composition and density growing in the wetland. The objective of this study was to determine the amount of sediment that has accumulated...
Modern soils in south-central Nebraska may have formed in parent material made up of more than one loess unit. The aerial extent of these soils could be as much as 1.6 million ha. The presence of lithologic discontinuities within these soils complicates the explanation of their genesis. The objectives of this study were to determine if multiple loess units exist in the modern soils and to identify...
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