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Many rivers, lakes and other inland waters have been modified and degraded by human activities. Rehabilitation of degraded systems is needed to preserve ecosystem services and fisheries and is of a high priority if the aquatic biodiversity of inland waters is to be conserved. This booklet provides guidelines and examines technical solutions for rehabilitation, within the frame of responsible fisheries.--Publisher's description.
Degraded inland waters require urgent rehabilitation to sustain fisheries and conserve aquatic biodiversity. This book addresses the critical need for restoring inland aquatic ecosystems impacted by human activities. It provides practical guidelines and technical solutions for rehabilitation, focusing on methods that support responsible fisheries management. The author, R. L. Welcomme, draws on extensive knowledge to offer a framework for preserving essential ecosystem services and the rich biodiversity found in these vital water bodies.
This publication is recognized as a technical guide offering practical solutions for environmental restoration within the fisheries sector. Its focus on rehabilitation and conservation highlights its importance for aquatic resource management. The content is structured to assist professionals and policymakers in addressing the challenges posed by human impact on inland waters. The guidelines presented are intended to support sustainable practices and the preservation of biodiversity.
Page Count:
132
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
ISBN-10:
9251060029
ISBN-13:
9789251060025
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