Climate change has caused detrimental phenomena such as heavy rainfall which could aggravate soil erosion. Accordingly, it
is needed to evaluate the groundwater recharge, baseflow, and soil erosion for the efficient management of water resources
and quality. In this study, future climate change scenarios were applied to the H aean-myeon watershed which is a steep
sloping watershed in South Korea to analyze groundwater recharge, baseflow, sediment. Also, the variation of groundwater
recharge, baseflow, sediment was analyzed according to the change of slope (5 %). Simulated periods were divided into
three terms (2013 ~ 2040 years, 2041 ~ 2070 years, 2071 ~ 2100 years). As a result of this study, average groundwater
recharge and baseflow increased by 50 %, 42 %, and sediment decreased by 72 %, respectively. In these regards, the
suggested method will positively contribute to hydro-ecosystem and reduction of muddy water at a steep sloping watershed.