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1. Remove 480 kg P per year – equals ¾ of the total Phosphorus loading to Kul Lake
(1) Remove 480 kg P per year – equals ¾ of the total Phosphorus loading to Kul Lake;
2. Remove 18 tons N per year or 114 kg/N/ha. Per year
(2) Remove 18 tons N per year or 114 kg/N/ha per year;
3. Stoppage of vegetation cutting and dredging
(3) Stoppage of vegetation cutting and dredging;
4. Removal of all dams/weirs in the entire watershed
(4) Removal of all dams/weirs in the entire watershed;
5. Ensure habitat for the orchid Coralroot (Corallorhiza trifida) and Western marsh orchid (Dactylorhiza majalis)
(5) Ensure habitat for the orchid Coralroot (Corallorhiza trifida) and Western marsh orchid (Dactylorhiza majalis;
6. Improve habitat for the European brook lamprey (Lampetra planeri) and Eurasian otter (Lutra lutra)
(6) Improve habitat for the European brook lamprey (Lampetra planeri) and Eurasian otter (Lutra lutra; and
7. Open the area to the public for recreation – 37 km of trials  
(7) Open the area to the public for recreation – 37 km of trials.


The restoration activities in the first 65 hectares included:
The restoration activities in the first 65 hectares included:


1. Restoring 1.3 km of stream
(1) Restoring 1.3 km of stream
2. Raised the stream bed 50 – 80 cm
(2) Raised the stream bed 50 – 80 cm
3. Crushed/removed 25 drain systems and 7 ditches
(3) Crushed/removed 25 drain systems and 7 ditches
4. Spawning grounds every 20 meters in the stream – 650 m3 gravel
(4) Spawning grounds every 20 meters in the stream – 650 m3 gravel
5. 15.2 hectares of permanent/semi-permanent wetlands
(5) 15.2 hectares of permanent/semi-permanent wetlands
6. 8.5 hectares of seasonally flooded wetlands
(6) 8.5 hectares of seasonally flooded wetlands
7. 6 hectares of seepage wetlands from removing drains
(7) 6 hectares of seepage wetlands from removing drains
8. Area is fenced to allow grazing over entire area – special agreements between land owners
(8) Area is fenced to allow grazing over entire area – special agreements between land owners
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Location: 55° 55' 58.33" N, 9° 18' 34.86" E
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Status Complete
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Themes Habitat and biodiversity, Land use management - agriculture
Country Denmark
Main contact forename Matthew William
Main contact surname Cochran
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Contact organisation ORBICON
Contact organisation web site http://www.orbicon.com
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This project aimed to:

(1) Remove 480 kg P per year – equals ¾ of the total Phosphorus loading to Kul Lake; (2) Remove 18 tons N per year or 114 kg/N/ha per year; (3) Stoppage of vegetation cutting and dredging; (4) Removal of all dams/weirs in the entire watershed; (5) Ensure habitat for the orchid Coralroot (Corallorhiza trifida) and Western marsh orchid (Dactylorhiza majalis; (6) Improve habitat for the European brook lamprey (Lampetra planeri) and Eurasian otter (Lutra lutra; and (7) Open the area to the public for recreation – 37 km of trials.

The restoration activities in the first 65 hectares included:

(1) Restoring 1.3 km of stream (2) Raised the stream bed 50 – 80 cm (3) Crushed/removed 25 drain systems and 7 ditches (4) Spawning grounds every 20 meters in the stream – 650 m3 gravel (5) 15.2 hectares of permanent/semi-permanent wetlands (6) 8.5 hectares of seasonally flooded wetlands (7) 6 hectares of seepage wetlands from removing drains (8) Area is fenced to allow grazing over entire area – special agreements between land owners

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Total cost (k€) 2,975.814632,975.815 k€ <br />2,975,814.63 € <br />
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Funding sources Danish Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries; Vejle Kommune

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Costs 10,840,000 Danish Kroners ( ,971,000 million) support from the Danish Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries 250,000 DKK (,500) support from Vejle Kommune 11,090,000 DKK (,016,000)

Archaeology survey – 23,000 DKK (,000) Construction costs – 1,925,000 DKK (0,000) Administrative costs – 26,000 DKK (,000) Compensation to landowners – 7,875,000 DKK ( ,430,000) Maintenance of wetland area (grazing) – 985,000 DKK (0,000) Design and consulting services – 250,000 DKK (,500)



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