Ecological impacts due to hydraulic technical projects to ecosystems near Natura 2000 network

  • Koutsos T
  • Dimopoulos G
  • Mamolos A
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Abstract

The construction of hydraulic technical projects plays an important role in preserving water resources for the continuously increase of water needs espe-cially due to the last climate changes. Though water reservoirs contribution in lo-cal economic prosperity is substantial, questions rise about the possible impacts on protected areas near the construction site. This study established an environmental information system in combination with an eco-environmental vulnerability as-sessment method using Analytical Hierarchy Process and GIS tools in order to re-veal areas of possible threats for protected species of Natura 2000 sites due to a hydraulic technical project construction. Using the proposed methodology it be-came possible to assess and map the expected ecological impacts on endangered species of a Natura 2000 site, due to the technical project activities at the construc-tion and operation phase of Akropotamos dam (Kavala, Greece).

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Koutsos, Th. M., Dimopoulos, G. C., & Mamolos, A. P. (2011). Ecological impacts due to hydraulic technical projects to ecosystems near Natura 2000 network. In Advances in the Research of Aquatic Environment (pp. 29–37). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19902-8_3

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