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Integrating ecosystem service mapping and participatory scenario modelling to assess wetland restoration pathways in the Lower Danube Floodplain
The Lower Danube Floodplain is a major European ecological corridor, yet an estimated 75–80% of its former floodplain has been disconnected from the river by embankment, drainage and agricultural reclamation. The resulting loss of lateral hydrological connectivity has reduced flood retention, water
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