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| + | Ignacio Rodríguez Muñóz. <br />Comisario de Aguas de la Confederación Hidrográfica del Duero.<br /> | ||
| + | e-mail: irm@chduero.es<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 16:28, 14 April 2010
Odra. Actions for environmental restoration and flood control in the lower basin of the Odra River (Burgos)
Key features of the case study
Site description
The agricultural development of the last decades has modified the Odra fluvial system so deeply, consequently the river planform has changed, also loosing part of its lateral functionality due to the construction of lateral levees, resulting in lower inundability of the floodplain and invasion of the public hydraulic domain in comparison with a reference state. The disapearance of the riparian corridor makes easier the flooding frequency, even though the high flows are not necessarily too high.
Measures selection
The project aimed to compensate the flood protection constructions by improving and creating the riparian vegetation.
the measures include:
- Removal of sediments and waste from the river channel
- Silvicultural treatments (sowing and plantation of native species)
- Morphological recovery at some channel reaches
- Removal of sediments and waste from the river channel
Success criteria
Ecological response
Hydromorphological response
Monitoring before and after implementation of the project
Socio-economic aspects
Contact person within the organization
Ignacio Rodríguez Muñóz.
Comisario de Aguas de la Confederación Hidrográfica del Duero.
e-mail: irm@chduero.es
Extra background information
The fertile floodplain is used for irrigation crops, including cultivated beetroot, alfalfa, corn and fruit trees. Also cereal can be found in the lands of the Paramo and formerly the vineyard was very important, but rare actually.
References
Factsheet of the project. Ministry of Environment [1]
