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Boyes, S. & Mazik, K. 2004. Paull Holme Strays – Accretion/Erosion Monitoring. Institute of Estuarine & Coastal Studies, University of Hull, Report SBB147-F-2004. Report to Halcrow Group Ltd, 27pp.
Brown, S.L. 2011. Paull Holme Strays intertidal vegetation and accretion monitoring. Report to Halcrow Group Ltd.
Hemingway, K.L., Cutts, N.D., Allen, J.H. & S. Thomson, 2008. Habitat Status of the Humber Estuary, UK. Institute of Estuarine & Coastal Studies (IECS), University of Hull, UK. Report produced as part of the European Interreg IIIB HARBASINS project.
Little, C. 2000. The biology of soft shores and estuaries. Biology of habitats. Oxford University Press, 252pp.
Mazik, K. 2004. The influence of a petrochemical discharge on the bioturbation and erosion potential of an intertidal estuarine mudflat (Humber estuary, UK). Unpubl. Ph.D thesis, University of Hull.
Mazik, K., Solyanko, K., Brown, S., Mander, L. & Elliott, M. 2010. Role of managed realignment in compensation for habitat loss: a short term solution to a long term problem? Estuarine Coastal & Shelf Science. 90: 11-20.
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Paull Holme Strays Managed Realignment
Table of content
- 1. Measure description
- 1a. Measure description
- 1b. Monitoring
- 1c. Monitoring results
- 2. Execution of main effectiveness criteria
- 2a. Effectiveness according to development targets of measure
- 2b. Impact on ecosystem services
- 2c. Degree of synergistic effects and conflicts according to uses
- 3. Additional evaluation criteria in view of EU environmental law
- 3a. Degree of synergistic effects and conflicts according to WFD aims
- 3b. Degree of synergistic effects according to Natura 2000 aims
- 4. Crux of the matter
- 5. Literature
Literature
Boyes, S.J. & Allen, J.H. 2007. Topographic monitoring of a middle estuary mudflat, Humber Estuary, UK – Anthorpogenic impacts and natural variation. Marine Pollution Bulletin 55: 543–554Boyes, S. & Mazik, K. 2004. Paull Holme Strays – Accretion/Erosion Monitoring. Institute of Estuarine & Coastal Studies, University of Hull, Report SBB147-F-2004. Report to Halcrow Group Ltd, 27pp.
Brown, S.L. 2011. Paull Holme Strays intertidal vegetation and accretion monitoring. Report to Halcrow Group Ltd.
Hemingway, K.L., Cutts, N.D., Allen, J.H. & S. Thomson, 2008. Habitat Status of the Humber Estuary, UK. Institute of Estuarine & Coastal Studies (IECS), University of Hull, UK. Report produced as part of the European Interreg IIIB HARBASINS project.
Little, C. 2000. The biology of soft shores and estuaries. Biology of habitats. Oxford University Press, 252pp.
Mazik, K. 2004. The influence of a petrochemical discharge on the bioturbation and erosion potential of an intertidal estuarine mudflat (Humber estuary, UK). Unpubl. Ph.D thesis, University of Hull.
Mazik, K., Solyanko, K., Brown, S., Mander, L. & Elliott, M. 2010. Role of managed realignment in compensation for habitat loss: a short term solution to a long term problem? Estuarine Coastal & Shelf Science. 90: 11-20.