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European Commission 2007:
LIFE and Europe’s rivers - Protecting and improving our water resources. (pdf 2,9 mb)
- LIFE III, Nature. 52 pages
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Abstract:
The examples present an overview of how LIFE co-funded projects have helped Member States meet the requirements of the EU’s Water Framework Directive. Projects have helped to implement it by testing, validating and demonstrating procedures and approaches that aid the management and sharing of information and the development of guidance on technical issues.
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Hansen, H.O. 2006:
The Houting Project - The Second Largest Nature Restoration Project in Denmark.
– Meanders 13: 2-5. |
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Hansen, Fraser, Als & Mensberg (2008):
Reproductive isolation, evolutionary distinctiveness and setting conservation priorities: the case of European lake whitefish and the endangered North Sea houting (Coregonus spp.)
– BMC Evolutionary Biology 8:137.
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Hansen, M.M., Nielsen, E.E. & Mensberg, K.-L.D. 2006:
Underwater but not out of sight: genetic monitoring of effective population size in the endangered North Sea houting (Coregonus oxyrhynchus ).
- Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 63(4): 780-787.
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Jensen, Nielsen & Ejbye-Ernst 2003:
National management plan for the houting
- Ministry of the Environment, Forest and Nature Agency, The County of Sønderjylland and the County of Ribe . 35 pp .
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Abstract:
The management plan suggests different project initiatives to solve the problems for the houting.
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Pihl et al. 2001:
Habitats and species covered by the EEC Habitats Directive. A preliminary assessment of distribution and conservation status in Denmark.
– NERI Technical Report no. 365, National Environmental Research Institute. 121 pages.
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Abstract:
See the abstract HERE.
The houting are mentioned in chapter 4.
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Sand-Jensen, Friberg & Murphy (Eds.) 2006:
Running waters.- National Environmental Research Institute, Denmark. 160 pp. |
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Running Waters is about the ecology of Danish streams. It exemplifies Danish stream research and monitoring over past decades. It is a tale of wasted opportunities and long-term abuse of Danish lowland streams from about 1850 to 1990: Channelisation, intensive management and pollution have in this period deteriorated ecological quality significantly.
However, it is also the recent story of improvements accompanying physical restoration of the streams and large-scale water purification.
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Stoltze & Pihl 1998:
- Red List 1997 of plant and animal species in Denmark
- Ministry of Environment and Energy. 220 sider. In Danish with an English summary.
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Abstract:
The Danish 1997 Red List is a commented list of plant and animal species which either have disappeared, are threatened, vulnerable or rare.
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Storstrøms Amt (Madsen & Debois) 2006:
River Restoration in Denmark - 24 examples.
- Storstrøms Amt, Teknik- og Miljøforvaltningen. - 97 pp. |
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