About
Restauration of Running Waters: Practical Handbook for Nature-based Construction Methods impressively presents restoration methods and nature-based construction techniques in great detail through photos and sketches. A series of photos spanning up to 30 years bears witness to their success. Real cost estimates demonstrate the economic viability of ecological measures.
The book showcases innovative approaches to the restoration of running waters in line with the European Water Framework Directive. Emphasizing the principle of natural dynamics as the key discipline in addressing ecological deficits, the chapter on streams is tailored to the needs of municipalities, emphasizing the importance of a 10-meter-wide riparian strip.
Overview
Was a lecturer at the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University until 2019
He was the head of the water conservation section at the Traunstein Water Management Office for over 30 years
His main areas of expertise are Watercourse Restoration, Water and Soil Bioengineering, Environmental Education
Gallery
208 pages, 324 photos, 49 illustrations, 7 tables, hard cover
This section is covered in great detail to provide practical instructions for those responsible for maintenance, such as communes, water management offices or nature conservation authorities.
Characteristics of alpine rivers in comparison to lowland rivers. The measures and construction methods described are based on experience with large alpine rivers in the natural space units.
Space comparison between wall and dyke
Performance assessment - what is the benefit of artificially introduced structures?
Structures made out of stone and river concrete
Afforestation after planning approval decision
Contact
Patzer Verlag GmbH & Co.KG
Koenigsallee 65
14193 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (30) 89 59 03-56
shop@patzerverlag.de
