Gully Density
Benchmark Value
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Contributing Benchmarks
Evidence & Context
This body of evidence points to a theoretical ideal for Gully Density in a landscape demonstrating the highest possible environmental health: 0 m/ha of active gullies.
Density of active gullies (those with bare, eroding head-cuts or banks) in a landscape under best-practice sustainable or regenerative management.
This benchmark represents the ideal density of active gullies in an agricultural crop production landscape within the Arid Inland Floodplains & Ephemeral River Systems biome, indicating the highest possible environmental health with no active erosion.
This value is derived from the explicit goal of best-practice sustainable or regenerative management systems to prevent new erosion and stabilize existing features, as documented in government guides and regenerative agriculture case studies.
Sources (2)
Grazing impacts on gully dynamics indicate approaches for gully erosion control in northeast Australia - The Australian National University
View SourceManaging soils - Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, accessed July 17, 2025
View SourceSupporting Sources (13)
Additional references from the underlying research that informed this benchmark.
(PDF) Drivers of Gully Erosion and its Socio-economic and Environmental Effects in a Tropical Semi-arid Environment - ResearchGate, accessed July 17, 2025
View Source(PDF) The Topographic Threshold of Gully Erosion and Contributing Factors, accessed July 17, 2025
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View SourceGully Erosion | ECOllaboration
View SourceGully erosion - Enviro Data SA
View SourceLessons for Gully Management | NESP TWQ
View SourceImpact of Soil Erosion on Production in Cropping Systems. II.* Simulation of Production and Erosion Risks for a Wheat, accessed July 17, 2025
View SourceRepairing gully erosion in Western Australia | Department of Primary ..., accessed July 17, 2025
View SourceAlluvial Gully Erosion Rates and Processes Across the Mitchell ...
View SourceRehabilitation effects on gully sediment yields and vegetation in a savanna rangeland - CSIRO Research Publications Repository
View SourceSoil management guides - NSW Department of Primary Industries, accessed July 17, 2025
View SourceManaging soils during and after drought in cropping systems - Fact sheet - Soil CRC, accessed July 17, 2025
View SourceStudy area (all shaded areas), consisting of > 70% of mainland... | Download Scientific Diagram - ResearchGate, accessed July 17, 2025
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