Kathleen Cutting
Graduate Assistant
Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences
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Kathleen Cutting's research focuses on watershed-scale controls of nutrient export and sediment transport, particularly in newly urbanizing areas. Her work investigates how landscape cover within subwatersheds influences stream nutrient loads and sediment loss from unpaved roads. She has examined nutrient and discharge dynamics in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas and explored the impact of deicers on leaf litter decomposition. Cutting collaborates with researchers including Shannon L. Speir, Alana Strauss, Karessa De la Paz, and Caroline G. T. Anscombe, with whom she shares multiple publications. Her research contributes to understanding environmental processes in developing urban landscapes.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 1
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Graduate Assistant 2023–presentUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville Crop, Soil, Environmental Science ORCID
Selected Publications
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QuEST - Stream Water Chemistry (Grab Samples) (2026)
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QuEST - Continuous Streamflow (Discharge) Records (2026)
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QuEST - Individual Discharge Measurements (2026)
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Beyond Buffers: Subwatershed Landscape Cover Controls Stream Nutrient Export in Newly Urbanizing Areas (2026)
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Nutrients and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas (2026)
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Nutrient and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas (2026)
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Beet‐Based Deicers Interfere With Early Stage Decomposition of Labile Leaf Litter (2026)
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Effect of traditional road salts and beet-based alternatives on leaf litter decomposition (2026)
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Watershed‐scale controls outweigh local crossing effects on sediment loss from unpaved roads (2026)
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- Watershed‐scale controls outweigh local crossing effects on sediment loss from unpaved roads
- Effect of traditional road salts and beet-based alternatives on leaf litter decomposition
- Beyond Buffers: Subwatershed Landscape Cover Controls Stream Nutrient Export in Newly Urbanizing Areas
- Watershed‐scale controls outweigh local crossing effects on sediment loss from unpaved roads
- Nutrient and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrients and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Watershed‐scale controls outweigh local crossing effects on sediment loss from unpaved roads
- Effect of traditional road salts and beet-based alternatives on leaf litter decomposition
- Beet‐Based Deicers Interfere With Early Stage Decomposition of Labile Leaf Litter
- Beyond Buffers: Subwatershed Landscape Cover Controls Stream Nutrient Export in Newly Urbanizing Areas
- Nutrient and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrients and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrient and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrients and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrient and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrients and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrient and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Nutrients and Discharge in the Brush Creek Watershed in Northwest Arkansas
- Watershed‐scale controls outweigh local crossing effects on sediment loss from unpaved roads
- Effect of traditional road salts and beet-based alternatives on leaf litter decomposition
- Effect of traditional road salts and beet-based alternatives on leaf litter decomposition
- Beet‐Based Deicers Interfere With Early Stage Decomposition of Labile Leaf Litter
- Beet‐Based Deicers Interfere With Early Stage Decomposition of Labile Leaf Litter
- Beet‐Based Deicers Interfere With Early Stage Decomposition of Labile Leaf Litter
- Beyond Buffers: Subwatershed Landscape Cover Controls Stream Nutrient Export in Newly Urbanizing Areas
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