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Elimination of riverbank protection

Submitted by admineplanete on
Definition

The suppression of lateral constraints consists in removing some bank protection in order to enhance lateral connection of the river, diversifying flows (depth, substrate, speed), diversify habitats but also capping floods in the mainstream.
- Based on Stella definitions, adapted by NWRM project experts and validated by the European Commission

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Relation type
Related
Themes
Type of action
Restoration
Biophysical benefits
Flood protection
Biodiversity enhancement
Full Context
Pathway(aka Context)
Area(aka Level or Site)