Titlebook: Causal Factors for Wetland Management and Restoration: A Concise Guide; Paul A. Keddy Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Oliver Errichiello,Marius Wernke biological diversity. Competition among plants is also a cause of change in vegetation known as plant succession. Changes caused by competition among plants will also change habitat for animals. Therefore, the types of habitats in wetlands are often controlled by competition among plants.

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Oliver Errichiello,Marius Wernkeses, overgrazing may remove the wetland plants entirely. Two examples show the effects of intense grazing: hippopotamus and geese. Predators may control the effects of herbivores. Overall, large herbivores are declining in wetlands around the world. Getting the right mix of herbivores at the right d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-65996-0 In general, autogenic burial is slow, and it is a natural process in peatlands. Over time, small wetlands become forests and store atmospheric carbon. Allogenic burial is often much more rapid, particularly in floodplains near the mouths of rivers and in deltas. In deltas, burial by sediment may be

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Judith Sch?dler,Sebastian Griesery indirect effects, including alteration of natural drainage patterns and increased access for illegal hunting and logging. Road construction should be avoided in natural areas. If roads are necessary, elevated roads will have lower wildlife mortality and lower impacts upon natural water flows. Wild

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Wirtschaftliche und ?kologische Prinzipiens of wildlife also benefit from coarse woody debris. It was once common in rivers, as illustrated by historical examples. Now woody debris is often removed by humans. Allowing natural woody debris to accumulate along water courses will be beneficial in both the protection and restoration of wetlands

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R?ntgendiagnostik und Strahlenschutzook. In general, the management challenge is to keep natural causal factors as close as possible to levels that existed before human intervention. Human impacts that are harming wetlands include drainage, reduced flood pulses, market hunting of herbivores, road construction, and introduction of inva

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Modellierung narrativer Raumindikatoren“safety net” is a network of protected natural areas connected by natural corridors. The large-scale, long-term challenge for wetland managers is to protect and restore wetlands as a part of this global network.

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Paul A. KeddyContributes to the UN decade for ecosystem restoration.Offers a focused, fresh, and direct approach to the causal factors that create wetlands.Immediately applicable to conservation and‘restoration of