Case study:Beentjesgraven
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Project overview
Status | Complete |
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Themes | Environmental flows and water resources, Habitat and biodiversity, Water quality |
Country | Netherlands |
Main contact forename | Sander |
Main contact surname | Verheijen |
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Contact organisation | Waterschap Drents Overijsselse Delta |
Contact organisation web site | http://www.wdodelta.nl |
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Project summary
The Beentjesgraven is a small waterway that discharges into the river IJssel. The water authority Drents Overijsselse Delta created more structural variation in this stream to improve their ecological quality and meet WFD criteria. The banks were divided into a green and a blue zone. In the blue zone, vegetation was regularly removed to ensure flow continuity. In the green zone, vegetation is removed less regularly and in a way that contributes to a varied flow structure.
Monitoring surveys and results
Vegetation development is monitored by FLORON. Vegetation development is monitored by FLORON. Macroinvertebrates are monitored at 3-4 locations per stream as part of a regional project in the Marswetering, Overijssels Kanaal and Beentjesgraven. The overall ecological quality ratios of the three streams have improved.
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