Current rates of habitat loss require science-based predictions on how to restore or newly
create lost habitat types. In aquatic ecosystems, littoral zones are key habitats for food web …

Ecosystems are increasingly managed to provide multiple benefits to humans, which often
degrades their ecological integrity. This strongly applies to aquatic ecosystems, in which …

Background and aims Understanding the potential effects of iron toxicity on plant
development is important when constructing new wetland from iron-rich sediment. We aim to …

Low-energy, non-tidal lake beaches are known to be subject to longshore morphodynamics,
but little is known about how they are driven by wind and wave-driven currents. Lake …

The Markermeer is a large and shallow man-made freshwater lake in the Netherlands,
characterized by its high turbidity. As part of a study aiming to mitigate this high turbidity, we …

Lake Markermeer is a large (680 km 2), shallow body of water in the middle of the
Netherlands, with a mean water depth of 3.6 m. One of the major problems in the lake is its …

Net deposition in estuaries is often linked to the estuarine turbidity maximum zones, in which
fine, cohesive sediments accumulate due to residual transport by the estuarine circulation …

A lack of empirical evidence impedes assessment of the spatial and temporal extent of
critical conditions for recurring high turbidity in large wind‐exposed shallow lakes. Here …

Lake Markermeer, a large shallow lake in The Netherlands, suffers from turbidity and
ecology problems. As part of a study aiming to mitigate these problems, we study …

Understanding how the hydrological regime in relation to sediment type interferes with
ecosystem development is important when wetlands are created with soft muddy material …