Titlebook: Sustaining the World‘s Wetlands; Setting Policy and R Richard Smardon Textbook 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Mangrove.ecosystem.enviro

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The Mankote Mangrove: Microcosm of the Caribbean,n American and Caribbean country. This directory was used as a baseline for identifying wetlands in Central America, with emphasis on those wetlands of importance to humans as well as high biological diversity.

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International Wetland Policy and Management Issues, Of all global systems, wetlands are the source of some of today’s most contentious, difficult, and politically sensitive environmental and social questions. Increasingly, in both the developed world and developing world, the future of wetlands seems to depend on economic, social, and political deve

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,The Axios River Delta – Mediterranean Wetland Under Siege,a complex. The delta complex actually includes three rivers, the Axios, Loudias, and Aliakmon rivers, but for the purposes of this chapter is referred to as the “Axios Delta”. The questions here to be examined is what has been the recent impact of European wetland conservation policy expressed by th

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Community-Based Wetland Management: A Case Study of Brace Bridge Nature Park (BBNP), Kolkata, Indiaersion and population explosion. This case study traces the development of an urbanized wetland in east Kolkata, India, and follows its multifunctional utilization for water quality treatment, aquaculture, garbage-fed agriculture, and urban wetland park. A crucial question for such urbanized wetland

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Restoration of the Tram Chim National Wildlife Preserve, Vietnam,d across a wide and fertile delta where three crops of rice can be harvested each year (see Figs. 6.1 and 6.2). The Mekong originates in the mountains of western China where spring melts and rains, together with summer monsoons of the tropics, combine to flood the banks from June through October. Th