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Waterway and wetland ecology

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Chemical and physical factors
Pond and waterway life
The productivity scale
Swamps and marshes
Wet grasslands
Mires

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Waterways & Wetlands

Waterways & Wetlands introduction
A look at ponds and waterways
Waterway and wetland ecology
Management for conservation and amenity
Waterways, wetlands and the law
Safety, equipment and organisation
New ponds
Artificial linings
The planting and management of new ponds
Pond and waterway restoration
Banks, revetments and access
Islands & rafts
Ditches and pipes
Dams, weirs and sluices
Vegetation management
Vegetation tables
Specialist suppliers
Site studies and surveys
Waterways & Wetlands Glossary
Waterways & Wetlands bibliography

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