Case study:Partial removal of weir on the Sanguèze at Mouzillon
Project overview
Status | Complete |
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Themes | Habitat and biodiversity, Hydromorphology, Monitoring |
Country | France |
Main contact forename | Antoine |
Main contact surname | Charrier |
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Contact organisation | Institution Interdepartmentale du bassin de la Sèvre Nantaise |
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Case_study:Adaptive management of hydraulic structures in the Sèvre nantaise and Thouet basins |
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Project summary
More than 300 sites in the Sèvre Nantaise and Thouet basins with hydraulic structures underwent participative multicriteria analysis in order to develop programmes to help meet targets defined in the French SAGE process as well as delivering improvements to meet Water Framework Directive objectives. On the Sanguèze at Mouzillon one of three pilot schemes was implemented (the other two were on the Thouet at Le Tallud and on the Moine at Cholet). The average water level at the La Motte reservoir near Mouzillon was lowered, through partial removal of the weir downstream. As a result the orginal sinuous water body was partially restored.
Works included allowing self restoration of sinuous channel in the previously impounded stretch.
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