Wetland Restoration
Parasites of fish Poecilia velifera and their potential as bioindicators of wetland restoration progress
... In the southern Gulf of Mexico, the Terminos Lagoon is one of the most important coastal wetlands in the Yucatan Peninsula region of Mexico. It has historically been impacted by anthropogenic and natural phenom- ena, ...
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Evaluation of Performance and Long-Term Viability of Wetland Restoration, Construction, and Creation Projects in Eastern NC
... offset wetland loss and act as treatment systems for the new pollutant ...current wetland restoration, creation, and construction projects in the coastal plain of North Carolina to evaluate their ...
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A Statistical Approach To Evaluating The Performance Of Southern United States Forested Wetland Restoration.
... ecological restoration have been judged lacking since the advent of its practice, particularly with regard to one of the most practiced restorations in the United States, wetland restoration (Kentula ...
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Limitation of Invasive Plant Colonization by Native Shrubs During Forested Wetland Restoration
... forested wetland restoration projects when bird utilization is a desired outcome (Brown and Smith ...in wetland restoration projects and adaptable to many soil conditions, was used in the ...
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Case Study of Baiyun and Caohai Lakes Implies How to Implement Wetland Restoration/Creation
... a wetland eco- ...the wetland system itself will optimize its design by selecting for the assemblage of plants, microbes, and animals best adapted to existing conditions, but only if sufficient propagules ...
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Hydrological science and wetland restoration: some case studies from Europe
... the wetland and are, thus, a combination of hydrological conditions in a catchment (including rainfall, river flows and groundwater movement) and the permeability of the wetland ...where restoration ...
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Application of Ground-Penetrating Radar to Map Stratigraphy of a Drained Carolina Bay and Aid Its Wetland Restoration
... possible wetland restoration ...for restoration. GPR might be an effective tool for assessing wetland restoration sites other than Carolina Bays as ...during wetland ...
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Artificial drainage of peatlands: hydrological and hydrochemical process and wetland restoration
... to wetland restoration is the assessment of damage, or threat of damage, to hydrological conditions, together with consideration of appropriate options for ...
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Bird diversity and waterbird habitat preferences in relation to wetland restoration at Dianchi Lake, south-west China
... 2013). Wetland restoration projects are believed to be beneficial to storm water treat- ment or public amenities, but are also expected to com- pensate for bird habitat loss as natural wetlands decline ...
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Wetland restoration and nitrate reduction: the example of the peri urban wetland of Vitoria Gasteiz (Basque Country, North Spain)
... Zurbano wetland. Restoration has allowed the recovery of its biogeochemical function, which has reduced nitrate concentrations in ...the wetland are less than ...
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Using Apparent Electrical Conductivity (ECa) via Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) to Characterize Soils and the Stratigraphy for Wetland Restoration
... Juniper Bay is a Carolina bay located in Robeson County, NC approximately 10 km south of Lumberton, NC. The bay is 256 ha and was drained through an extensive network of ditches starting with the northwest third of the ...
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Effects of Subsurface Flows on Wetland Restoration at Juniper Bay and Surrounding Area.
... a wetland, Juniper Bay was drained for industrial purposes in the early 1960s and it was intensively drained for agriculture in the late ...jurisdictional wetland due to its status as prior converted ...
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Estimating the economic benefits of a Wetland restoration program in New Zealand: A contingent valuation approach
... 9 providing scenic beauty, commercial income, recreational opportunities, flood control, and water purification; and non-use value considerations such as option, existence and bequest values. Respondents were asked to ...
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Predicting Impacts of Rerouting Drainage Water from the Pamlico Sound to Restored Wetlands: A Hydraulic and Water Quality Assessment.
... Additionally, wetland hydrology has a critical impact on establishing at least some acceptable level of wetland vegetation, saturated soils, and internal plant and microbial processes such as ...
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More than just plants: A study of biotic stress impacts on the root microbiomes of Trifolium repens
... Seq sequencing of coding and non-coding regions of fungal rRNA genes. Finally, I discuss the implications of these data for the success of wetland restoration projects. Geomicrobiology [r] ...
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Phosphorus Fluxes in a Restored Carolina Bay Wetland Following Eight Years of Restoration
... successful wetland restoration, estimate P fluxes into and out of Juniper Bay, assess whether further studies of groundwater P fluxes are warranted, and to create a P balance for a Carolina bay restored ...
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Monitoring Restoration of the Eastern Usangu Wetland by Assessment of Land Use and Cover Changes
... cover restoration and land use change following government-initiated wetland con- servation efforts in Usangu, which is one of the most productive wetlands in the country and, in addition, the mostly ...
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Measuring and Evaluating Restoration of Hydrology in Coastal Plain Forested Wetlands of North Carolina.
... forested wetland communities. Since forested wetland communities align themselves across edaphic and hydrologic gradients, we suggest exploiting these relationships to guide restoration design and ...
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Environmental Research Newsletter December 1996 No 18
... Focus 10 Integrated Management Focus 11 Appropriate Protocols for Functional Analysis Focus 12 Biomanipulations Focus 13 Wetland Restoration Focus 14 Mesocosms and Microcosms Approaches [r] ...
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Estimating Potential Reduction Flood Benefits of Restored Wetlands
... involves wetland restoration, it is necessary to estimate its impact on downstream flood ...of wetland restoration ...paper, wetland evaluation should be based on continuous hydrologic ...
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