River restoration framework.

Contributor(s):

Koehn, J. D [et al.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Land & Water Australia occasional paper ; 01/01Publication details: Canberra : Land & Water Australia, 2001Description: 130 pISBN:

064276056X

Subject(s):

Rivers

DDC classification:

627.12 21

Contents:

Subject: The main aim of the framework is to change the current fractured and ad hoc nature of river restoration activities by providing a process that incorporates the variety of biophysical, societal, economic and political structures in Australia that affect and are affected by river restoration. This framework promotes a cohesive approach to restoring rivers and will help to produce a common bond between people undertaking restoration activities.

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"The information contained in this publication has been published by Land & Water Australia to assist public knowledge and discussion and to help improve the sustainable management of land, water and vegetation."--T.p. verso

Bibliography: p. 128-130

The framework in brief -- Restoration steps in summary -- Restoration in detail -- Tools for river restoration -- Background information on river restoration

The main aim of the framework is to change the current fractured and ad hoc nature of river restoration activities by providing a process that incorporates the variety of biophysical, societal, economic and political structures in Australia that affect and are affected by river restoration. This framework promotes a cohesive approach to restoring rivers and will help to produce a common bond between people undertaking restoration activities.

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