Titlebook: Restoration of Lakes, Streams, Floodplains, and Bogs in Europe; Principles and Case Martina Eiseltová Book 20101st edition Springer Scienc

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The Stream and Beyond: Reinstating Natural Functions in Streams and Their Floodplains, dual stream-riparian habitats, but influences the whole stream system – water quality improves, and discharge fluctuations are dampened. Water quality in downstream water bodies also benefits – a waterlogged meadow can eliminate nitrate and lock iron in solid state, and phosphorus can be retained i

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Floodplain Restoration of Large European Rivers, with Examples from the Rhine and the Danube,hanges over the years as a result of man’s interference. The straightening of the river, the floodplains cutting-off from the river by dykes, and drainage for different purposes have led to disturbances and alterations of the complex framework of ecological conditions in floodplain ecosystems. Moreo

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Restoration of Raised Bogs: Mechanisms and Case Studies from the Netherlands,ies from the Netherlands. Inundation of bog remnants can lead to a rapid redevelopment of (floating) . vegetation, usually when poorly humified . peat is still present. After inundation, the peat either swells up to the newly created water table or becomes buoyant, in both cases creating a favourabl

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Local and Global Impacts of Mire Drainage: An Impetus for Hydrology Restoration: Yelnia Mire, Belartion and the duration of the biologically-active temperature period. In Belarus, one hectare of virgin peatland transfers from the atmosphere through biogenic recycling to its geological sink about 150–500 kg of carbon per year, some 550–1,800 kg CO.. One hectare of drained but unused peatland emits

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Development of Aquatic Macrophytes in Shallow Lakes and Ponds,centration and high pH, oxygen depletion at the bottom, and, in extreme situations, even to the release of free ammonia – the conditions which may lead to fish kills as experienced in fish ponds of Bohemia.