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Project overview
Status | In progress |
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Project web site | http://www.aplysia.com.br/renaturalize/ |
Themes | Environmental flows and water resources, Fisheries, Habitat and biodiversity, Hydromorphology, Monitoring, Social benefits, Water quality |
Country | Brazil |
Main contact forename | Carolina |
Main contact surname | Pinto |
Main contact user ID | User:Carolfp10 |
Contact organisation | Aplysia |
Contact organisation web site | http://www.aplysia.com.br/site/en/ |
Partner organisations | FAPES, FINEP |
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Project summary
The project ReNaturalize consists on the installation of large wood (LWD) in the River Mangaraí, ES-Brazil. It is an innovative initiative of Aplysia Environmental Solutions. In this project a British technique of river restoration was used where tree trunks are installed on the riverbed as a form of river restoration.
The aim is to restore natural river processes that can support healthier and more biodiverse aquatic environments.
In other words, the project aims to restore the natural function of the river, that happens when riparian vegetation grows wirth trees and branches falling naturally in the river, creating healthier environments in a sustainable manner.
We also seek the integration with local communities. To integrate the community's goals with the project objectives aligning interests.
The installations included techniques listed below: - 'D' structures; - Flexible anchoring large wood; - Rigid anchoring; - 'Staking';
Monitoring surveys and results
Monitoring for the project is in progress.
The aim is to have intensive monitoring as to understand the effectiveness of wood in a tropical environment including: water quality, sediment quality, aquatic biota (fish and macroinvertebrates), hydrology, hydromorfology and public perception during the 2 years of the project. Results will be shared once the restoration project is completed.
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