Freshwater wetlands and their sustainable future: evidence from the trebon basin biosphere reserve

A high-level case-study reference volume, Freshwater Wetlands and their Sustainable Future: Evidence from the Trebon Basin Biosphere Reserve adds to the body of knowledge on how wetlands effect the environment. Using evidence collected from studies on the Trebon Basin biosphere reserve, the book covers the key role of wetlands, ecological consequences of fishpond management, wetlands surrounding an ancient man-made lake, mires in a marginal situation, and future prospects for wetlands. It includes bibliographic references plus indexes by author, subject, and scientific name of organisms. The book presents otherwise inaccessible information about one of Europe's most important and well studied wildlife areas, an area that has been documented for over thirty years. It examines the information through the lens of sustainability and future prospects. The insights gained here can be applied to wetlands world wide, both natural and constructed. In addition, Freshwater Wetlands and Their Sustainable Future: Evidence from the Trebon Basin Biosphere Reserve provides a complete picture of how wetlands function long-term.

Foreword Key Role of Wetlands in the Biosphere Reserve Fishpond Management: Ecological Consequences Wetlands Surrounding and Ancient Human-Made Lake Mires in a Marginal Situation Future Prospects for Wetlands Index of Authors Index of Subjects Index of Scientific Names of Organisms