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Internationally Important Nanweng River Wetland——Current Status of Wetland Resources and Proposals for Protection and Management

Bing Wu

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A survey was conducted in the internationally important Nanweng River Wetland to study the baseline information, types, vegetation, characteristics, ecological values, construction and management. Proposals on protection and management of the wetland were made by considering practical works.

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A survey was conducted in the internationally important Nanweng River Wetland to study the baseline information, types, vegetation, characteristics, ecological values, construction and management. Proposals on protection and management of the wetland were made by considering practical works.

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A survey was conducted in the internationally important Nanweng River Wetland to study the baseline information, types, vegetation, characteristics, ecological values, construction and management. Proposals on protection and management of the wetland were made by considering practical works.

Key concepts: Wetland, Baseline (sea), Vegetation (pathology), Environmental resource management, Current (fluid), Geography, Environmental science, Ecology

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