Examples Of Wetland Ecological Engineering And Common Pattern
Wen He
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Wen He
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Wetland refers to the transitional area between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem, with unique ecological structure and functions. Wetland ecosystems are vulnerable and sensitive. Various wetlands resources have been seriously impaired due to human activities and natural factors. Currently, wetlands restoration and reconstruction has become a common field to which many wetland ecologists has increasingly paid much attention. The key technique of wetland ecological engineering on the aspect of water body, sediment, and aquatic organisms were overviewed in this paper, and the critical problems in the current wetlands ecological engineering were analyzed, and finally, the common pattern of wetlands ecological engineering was summarized.
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Wetland refers to the transitional area between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem, with unique ecological structure and functions. Wetland ecosystems are vulnerable and sensitive. Various wetlands resources have been seriously impaired due to human activities and natural factors. Currently, wetlands restoration and reconstruction has become a common field to which many wetland ecologists has increasingly paid much attention. The key technique of wetland ecological engineering on the aspect of water body, sediment, and aquatic organisms were overviewed in this paper, and the critical problems in the current wetlands ecological engineering were analyzed, and finally, the common pattern of wetlands ecological engineering was summarized.
Key concepts: Wetland, Ecology, Ecosystem, Environmental science, Ecological engineering, Aquatic ecosystem, Natural (archaeology), Environmental resource management