Case study:Rio Sant'Ambrogio restoration project
Project overview
Status | Complete |
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Themes | Flood risk management, Habitat and biodiversity, Land use management - agriculture, Land use management - forestry, Water quality |
Country | Italy |
Main contact forename | Paolo |
Main contact surname | Cornelio |
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Contact organisation | Consorzio di Bonifica Acque Risorgive |
Contact organisation web site | http://http://www.acquerisorgive.it/ |
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Parent multi-site project |
Case_study:Rio San Martino and Piovega di Scandolara restoration project (p.108) |
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Project summary
The main objectives of this project concerned the reduction of flood risk and of nutrients supply to Venice Lagoon to avoid eutrophication; in the same time an increase of biodiversity was expected. These different objectives have been reached by a number of restoration actions: river section enlargement, increase of sinuosity by the creation of new meanders,in-stream and out-stream wetlands and adoption of new practices in river management to permit a complete or partial preservation of aquatic vegetation; the creation of 4,200 m.of new woody riparian buffer was mainly done for nutrient removal.
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Other case studies in this subcatchment: Pagana canal restoration project, Rio San Martino and Piovega di Scandolara restoration project, Rio Sant'Ambrogio restoration project, Salzano wetland and Marzenego river restoration project, Scolo Desolino restoration project, Zero river restoration project
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