This work from the UNESCO “River Culture” Chair is edited by Aziz Ballouche, Karl Matthias Wantzen, Isabelle Longuet (Director of Mission Val de Loire) and Laura Verdelli.
Contents:
- The diversity of riverscapes. Scientific, spatial planning and management issues
- Geohistory of a landscape trajectory of the Rhone River plain in Valais. Sector analysis between Riddes and Martigny (1840-1965)
- Restoring free fish migration in the river valleys: a historical view (19th-21st centuries) of dam management on the Aulne river
- Influence of small dam removal on riparian vegetation in northwestern France
- In search of the lost Yzeron River: Integrating Landscape Issues into Urban Stream Restoratio
- The Garonne in Toulouse. From the old centre to suburban municipalities: observation of landscapes, evolution and intentionality
- River heritage, modernity and maritimity: an evolving relationship. The case of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (England)
NOROIS
(Rennes University Press), no.237, June 2016
120 pages, €15
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