The constant deficiency of water modality will increase the incidence of complaint,
predominantly for unguarded people in undeveloped republics, where practical doses and …

“Accidental” urban wetlands are formed not through deliberate restoration or management
activity, but as a product of land use and water infrastructure decisions by municipalities …

The succession of vegetation, soil development, water quality changes, and carbon and
nitrogen dynamics are summarized in this article for a pair of 1-hectare flow-through-created …

Nowadays, wetlands are at risk from a wide range of stress factors. Practical application of
wetland ecological risk assessment will result in a better understanding of how physical …

Wetland restoration is increasingly used as a strategy both to address historical wetland
losses and to mitigate new wetland impacts. Research has examined the success of …

The requirement to mitigate impacts to wetlands and streams is a frequently misunderstood
policy with a long and complicated history. We narrate the history of mitigation since the …

We used multi-tag pyrosequencing of 16S ribosomal DNA to characterize bacterial
communities of wetland soils collected from created and natural wetlands located in the …

Names: Douglas, Ian, 1936–editor.| Routledge (Firm) Title: The Routledge handbook of
urban ecology/edited by Ian Douglas, Pippin Anderson, David Goode, Michael C. Houck …

Created wetlands are increasingly used to mitigate wetland loss. Thus, identifying wetland
creation methods that enhance ecosystem development might increase the likelihood of …

Abstract The US Army Corps of Engineers often requires wetland creation or restoration as
compensation for wetlands damaged during development. These wetlands are typically …