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NEW SERIES OF PUBLICATIONS ON WETLAND MANAGEMENT
2010-07-16
(This announcement was taken from the July 2010 edition of "Gumboot", the newsletter of Working for Wetlands).
Wetlands management series
After many years of hard work, the products of a research collaboration between the Water Research Commission (WRC) and SANBI on wetland rehabilitation are now available in hard copy and electronically. A multidisciplinary research team led by Prof Fred Ellery has produced a set of eleven publications focusing on different elements of wetland rehabilitation. These manuals, which have application far beyond just rehabilitation, will assist users to achieve well-informed and effective wetland management and rehabilitation.
What the WET-Management Series offers
The series of wetland management and rehabilitation tools (individually mentioned in brackets) offer a sound scientific basis for planning, implementing and evaluating wetland rehabilitation, providing guidelines to:
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Develop an overall planning framework (WET-RehabPlan);
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Assess the condition of catchments and individual wetlands (WET-Health);
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Assess the functions and values of individual wetlands (WET-EcoServices);
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Evaluate the need for rehabilitation (WET-Prioritise and WET-Legal);
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Identify why wetlands degrade and what rehabilitation interventions are appropriate (WET-Origins and WET-RehabMethods);
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Guide the selection and implementation of rehabilitation methods (WET-RehabMethods); and
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Monitor the success of rehabilitation projects (WETRehabEvaluate and WET-EffectiveManage).
For more details on the series please click here: Wetlands Management series.
The individual manuals can be downloaded from the WRC website or ordered in hard copy.
For more information contact Publications at Tel: 012 330 0340; Fax 012 331 2565; E-mail orders@wrc.org.za; or visit www.wrc.org.za
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