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Photogalleries - Events - Study tour to restored wetlands in Germany and Belgium, 09.-14.06.2013.
Dr. Susanne Belting presents raised bog restoration site Grosses Torfmoor, LIFE project "Regeneration of the Grosses Torfmoor" (LIFE03NAT/D/000004).
Sheep of the local farmer are involved in the management of the restored raised bog area in Grosses Torfmoor.
Gradual recovery of bog vegetation in the raised bog Grosses Torfmoor. Photo: K.Lapins.
Participants of the study tour in Grosses Torfmoor. Photo: K.Lapins.
Participants of the study tour with the representatives of LIFE project "Optimization of the SPA Dusterdieker Niederung" (LIFE00 NAT/D/007042). Photo: V.Dubrovskis.
Hydrology restoration site of degraded raised bog Recker Moor.
Groundwater levels of restored wet meadows in SPA Dusterdieker Niederung are managed by adjustable weirs. Photo: I.Kuze.
Simple and effective solution of adjustable weir. Photo: K.Lapins.
Representatives of the LIFE project "Rehabilitation of streams in the Arnsberger Wald" (LIFE07 NAT/D/000214). Photo: K.Lapins.
Stream re-meandering planning, Arnsberger Wald. Photo: K.Lapins.
Restored stream in Arnsberger Wald. Photo: K.Lapins.
Representatives of the project explain about floodplain forest restoration in Arnsberger Wald. Photo: K.Lapins.
Participants of the study tour with Stephanie Terren, manager of the LIFE project "Restoration and improvement of the SCI "Mohne Oberlauf" and the SCI "Mohne Mittellauf"". Photo: K.Lapins.
Restored floodplain and re-meandered Mohne river (LIFE08 NAT/D/000009). Photo: K.Lapins.
River Mohne restoration site. Photo: K.Lapins.
Presentation about the restoration of river Lippe floodplain, LIFE project "Optimisation of the pSCI "Lippe flood plain between Hamm and Hangfort" (LIFE05 NAT/D/000057). Photo: K.Lapins.
Restored floodplain or river Lippe. Photo: I.Kuze.
Restoration of Lippe floodplain is well demonstrated in the information stands. Photo: K.Lapins.
Enrichment of the Lippe floodplain with newly formed water bodies. Photo: K.Lapins.
Dr. Mafred Aletsee presents "Palsen" bogs restoration site in nature park Hohes Venn, Interreg III project "Heiden, Moore, Weisen". Photo: K.Lapins.
Natural "Palsen" bog in nature park Hohes Venn. Photo: K.Lapins.
Restoration site of degraded "Palsen" bog in nature park Hohes Venn. Photo: K.Lapins.
Philippe Frankard presents raised bog restoration in nature park Hautes Fagnes, Belgium, LIFE project "Rehabilitation of heaths and mires on the Hautes-Fagnes Plateau" (LIFE06 NAT/B/0000091). Photo: I.Kuze.
Nature trail in raised bog restoration site of nature park Hautes Fagnes. Photo: K.Lapins.
Raised bog restoration site in nature park Hautes Fagnes. Photo: K.Lapins.
Information stand at the dam with plastic sheets in raised bog restoration site of nature park Hautes Fagnes. Photo: K.Lapins.
Information stand explains about soil removal in order to restore degraded raised bog. Photo: K.Lapins.
In the places where the topsoil and molinias have been removed, bog vegetation starts to recover. Photo: I.Kuze.
Area with a remowed vegetation and upper soil layer. Photo: I.Kuze.
Sphagnum moss starts to recover in restored bog areas in the nature park Hautes Fagnes. Photo: I.Kuze.
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