12 Restoration and rehabilitation of ecosystems
Chair:
Jörg Luster (CH),
Cecilia Akselsson (SE)
Donnerstag, 10:00-16:30, H19
This session deals with restoration or recovery of ecosystems and ecosystem functions. Examples are the restoration of wetlands and riparian zones, the recovery of forests following the reduction of atmospheric deposition, or management practices directed to mitigate the effects of acidification, nitrogen saturation or pollution with inorganic or organic contaminants. Of particular interest is the evaluation of indicators that allow to assess the degree to which ecosystem functions have recovered or been restored. In order to achieve a broad exchange of experiences and ideas, we welcome reports on observational, experimental or modeling studies in any ecosystem within the focus of the conference.
Session key note speaker:
Thomas Hein (AT) | Restoration of key ecosystem functions: examples from a river floodplain stretch along the Danube River |
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Poster
P 12.1 | Jörg Luster, Juna Shrestha, Benjamin Huber, Pascal A. Niklaus, Emmanuel Frossard, Klement Tockner River restoration and ecosystem services: nitrate leaching and nitrous oxide emissions |
P 12.2 | Marina Sizemskaya, Mamay Sapanov Agroforestry Approaches To The Reclamation Of Disturbed Lands In Arid Regions |
P 12.3 | Bartłomiej Woś, Marcin Pietrzykowski Dissolved elements leaching from reclaim mine soils substrates with Scots pine and Common birch litter under controlled conditions |
P 12.4 | Héctor Miguel Conesa Alcaraz, Jose Ignacio Querejeta Mercader, Antonio López Orenes, María Nazaret González Alcaraz, María Ángeles Ferrer Ayala, Antonio A. Calderón García, Isabel Párraga Aguado The role of plant assemblage in the phytomanagement of mining impacted ecosystems |
P 12.5 | Hana Šimáčková, Jan Frouz, Ondřej Mudrák Seasonal changes in standing dead biomass and nitrogen content of Calamagrostis epigeios |
P 12.6 | Sophie Barrett, Shaun Watmough Characterizing the impact of a historical industrial deposition gradient on peat and peatland vegetation near Sudbury, Ontario |
P 12.7 | Lilit Ovsepyan, Irina Kurganova, Valentin Lopes de Gerenyu Changes in Microbial Activity of Soils During the Natural Restoration of Abandoned Lands in Russia |
P 12.8 | Bumsuk Seo, Christina Bogner Monitoring land use/land cover changes during watershed restoration by ground census and remote sensing |
P 12.9 | Renato Miazaki de Toledo, Rozely Ferreira dos Santos Approaching the relationship between reforestation projects range of results and context diversity in Sao Paulo State, Brazil |
P 12.10 | VAHID HOSSEINI Effect of fire intensity on K, Mg, Ca, pH and EC soil in Zagros forest, Iran |
P 12.11 | Beata Rutkowska, Wiesław Szulc, Małgorzata Majder-Łopatka Effect of fire on selected properties of forest soils |
P 12.12 | Maija Lampela, Jyrki Jauhiainen, Harri Vasander Reforestation with local tree species - seedling growth success on degraded tropical peat |
P 12.13 | Johannes Fritz, Marina Leibfried, Anke Kühne, Helmer Schack-Kirchner, Friederike Lang Functional aspects of the roostsystem from Juncus effusus L. for the regeneration of compacted soils in forests |
P 12.14 | Gürcan Güleryüz, Hülya Arslan, Serap Kırmızı Restoration Ecology Applications on Ski Runs at Subalpine Belt of Uludağ Mountain, Turkey |
P 12.15 | Adriaan Reinecke, Sophia Reinecke, Mia Van Wyk Using bioassays to assess a soil ecosystem’s ability to recover from petroleum sludge land farming practices |
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