Babina and Cernovca islands - From abandoned polders and fish farms to rich wetlands in Romanian Danube Delta (WWF Factsheet, September 2010) Author: WWF DCP RO (no individual author listed)

Year

2010

Abstract

Two-page factsheet on the Babina (2,200 ha) and Cernovca (1,580 ha) restorations: 3,600 ha reconnected, up to 70 million m³ flood storage, and ~USD 140,000/year community value from ecosystem services. Notes partnership WWF–DDNI–DDBRA and rapid habitat recovery for fish and waterbirds.

Publisher

WWF

Source type

Other

URL

https://wwfint.awsassets.panda.org/downloads/wwf_factsheet_ldgc_deltaro.pdf

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Babina and Cernovca islands - From abandoned polders and fish farms to rich wetlands in Romanian Danube Delta (WWF Factsheet, September 2010) Author: WWF DCP RO (no individual author listed)