Ribbe et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Urban wetlands and water bodiesRibbe et al., 2024
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- 16683363591500311512
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- Ribbe L
- Dekker G
- Thapak G
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- Managing Urban Rivers
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Urban river management is not only about managing the river but also its associated features such as wetlands and water bodies (eg, lakes, natural or constructed wetlands, and floodplains). These aquatic systems fulfill important functions in the urban environment that …
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