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Revision as of 11:34, 19 April 2010

Haselünne


Factsheet: Haselünne

General
Country DE
River Name Hase
Site Name Haselünne
River Characterisation
    River typology
    Location (Lat Lon) 52.6837191809208, 7.40169525146484
    Altitude lowland: < 200 m
    Catchment area large: > 1000 - 10000 km2
    Geology Siliceous
    National code/
    River type name
    Type 15

    Biological quality elements
    Ecosystem Services
    EU Directives
    Pressures
    Measures
    Other
    Project size 7 km
    Approximate costs > 1 000 000 Euros
    Synergy Flood protection
    Status Realised
    Period of realization 1997-2001
    Evaluation Hydromorphological changes
    Implemented by Landkreis Emsland (district Emsland), NGO Haseauenverein (www.haseauenverein.de)


    Key features of the case study

    Project area, city of Haselünne in western part, map from http://www.haseauenverein.de/eunde.html

    The main objective of the project was to re-connect the channel and the adjacent floodplain area and to re-connect side-channels. The total amount of money available for the project was 10.2 million Euro.

    Monitoring before and after implementation of the project

    A monitoring of the hydromorphological changes has been carried out by the University of Osnabrück, Department of Biology and Chemistry.

    Socio-economic aspects

    Contact person within the organization

    Extra background information

    References


    References


    Related Measures

    Related Pressures