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|Project summary=The Kocksbybäcken brook is a tributary of the Ingarskilanjoki River in Degerby village in the municipality of Inkoo. The catchment area of the brook is 11 km2. Kocksbybäcken brook was restored in the  as the aim of enhancing the habitat diversity of the brook for migratory trout. The object was to support the natural development of the brook by adding sinousity and width and depth variation. Also stones and gravel were added and replaced to create habitats for the brown trout. The restored part was 330m Brook serves as a drainage channel for the surrounding agricultural fields
|Project summary=The Kocksbybäcken brook is a tributary of the Ingarskilanjoki River in Degerby village in the municipality of Inkoo. The catchment area of the brook is 11 km2. Kocksbybäcken brook was restored in the  as the aim of enhancing the habitat diversity of the brook for migratory trout. The object was to support the natural development of the brook by adding sinousity and width and depth variation. Also stones and gravel were added and replaced to create habitats for the brown trout. The restored part was 330m Brook serves as a drainage channel for the surrounding agricultural fields


In the case of Kocksbybäcken broo, only few trouts were found in the research section in 2005 before restoration. However, the number of juvenile trouts in the reference section downstream was exceptionally high, with 300 juveniles per 100 m². After restoration in 2006, only few trouts were found in the reference section and none in the restored section. One reason was that the year was too dry for juvenile trout production. In 2007 trout number increased in the restored section
In the case of Kocksbybäcken brook, only few trouts were found in the research section in 2005 before restoration. However, the number of juvenile trouts in the reference section downstream was exceptionally high, with 300 juveniles per 100 m². After restoration in 2006, only few trouts were found in the reference section and none in the restored section. One reason was that the year was too dry for juvenile trout production. In 2007 trout number increased in the restored section
 
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Project overview

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Status Complete
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Themes Fisheries, Habitat and biodiversity
Country Finland
Main contact forename Jukka
Main contact surname Jormola
Main contact user ID
Contact organisation SYKE
Contact organisation web site http://www.environment.fi
Partner organisations
Parent multi-site project

Case study: Restoration of Ingarsilanjoki River

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Kocksbybäcken brook after restoration (photo:Liisa Hämäläinen)

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The Kocksbybäcken brook is a tributary of the Ingarskilanjoki River in Degerby village in the municipality of Inkoo. The catchment area of the brook is 11 km2. Kocksbybäcken brook was restored in the as the aim of enhancing the habitat diversity of the brook for migratory trout. The object was to support the natural development of the brook by adding sinousity and width and depth variation. Also stones and gravel were added and replaced to create habitats for the brown trout. The restored part was 330m Brook serves as a drainage channel for the surrounding agricultural fields

In the case of Kocksbybäcken brook, only few trouts were found in the research section in 2005 before restoration. However, the number of juvenile trouts in the reference section downstream was exceptionally high, with 300 juveniles per 100 m². After restoration in 2006, only few trouts were found in the reference section and none in the restored section. One reason was that the year was too dry for juvenile trout production. In 2007 trout number increased in the restored section

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Kocsbybäcken brook before restoration (photo: Liisa Hämäläinen)
Restoration of Kocksbybäcken brook (photo: Liisa Hämäläinen)
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Catchment and subcatchment

Catchment

River basin district Ingarsilanjoki River Basin
River basin

Subcatchment

River name Kocksbybäcken Brook
Area category 10 - 100 km²
Area (km2) 11 km²1,100 ha <br />
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Maximum altitude (m)
Dominant geology Organic (i.e. Peat)
Ecoregion Fenno-Scandian Shield
Dominant land cover Intensive agriculture (arable)
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Site

Name Catchment of Kocksbybäcken Brook
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WFD (national) typology
WFD water body name
Pre-project morphology
Reference morphology over-widened, overdeepened, Sinuous
Desired post project morphology
Heavily modified water body
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Protected species present
Invasive species present
Species of interest
Dominant hydrology Ephemeral
Dominant substrate
River corridor land use Intensive agriculture (arable)
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Average bankfull channel depth category
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Project background

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Total cost category 1 - 10 k€
Total cost (k€) 4 k€4,000 € <br />
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Reasons for river restoration

Mitigation of a pressure
Hydromorphology Width & depth variation, Continuity for organisms
Biology Fish: Disturbance-sensitive species, Fish: Abundance
Physico-chemical Nutrient concentrations
Other reasons for the project


Measures

Structural measures
Bank/bed modifications Adding sinuosity, Re-introducing stones, Introduction of gravel
Floodplain / River corridor
Planform / Channel pattern
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Non-structural measures
Management interventions
Social measures (incl. engagement)
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Monitoring

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Fish: Abundance Improvement

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Additional links and references

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http://www.ecosystemsclimate.org/WatchRead Drainage and fishery needs in the restoration of agricultural brooks.

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