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… to the extent possible, social) impacts over the life cycle of water management systems will be necessary to ensure … of water provision. Therefore, GI solutions that affect hydrological processes such as runoff and infiltration can be … Its system provides a range of ecological and hydrological services including receiving and retaining high …

… ecosystem functions, such as species migration and hydrological flows, that operate at the landscape/seascape … of critical ecological processes such as the hydrologic cycle. Wildlife corridors, habitat patches, stepping stones, … (such as boundaries along ranges of particular species, hydrological flows, mountain ranges, , or other ecological …

… development and societies’ increasing interference in the hydrological cycle. 6. Water quantity and quality are a cause for …

… strategies 2 The SSC Species Conservation Planning Cycle 3 The structure of these Guidelines 3 How to use the … and diversity in species conservation planning 9 Planning cycle stage 1 9 Chapter overview 9 1.1 Purpose 9 1.2 What are … of new high-resolution hydrographic datasets and hydrological models, as well as new planning soft- ware and …

… of land resources, including soil, vegetation and related hydrological processes. The measures are spelt out in some … land resources, including soil, vegeta- tion and related hydrological processes. 2. They shall in particular adopt …

… approach to managing biodiversity throughout the life cycle of their operations, using a risk-and-op- … or a wetland that has dried up because of a change in hydrological factors. Although the BIRS habitat …

… process should continue throughout the production cycle, although in the long periods between harvesting the … be retained along water courses, primarily to protect hydrological values. Often, these buffer zones are also very … increases the probability of new fires, which lead to a cycle of further impoverishment and increased fire risk. …

… four torrents whose flow is intermittent and af- fected by hydrological works carried out in past centuries. The entire … exploitation, as well as an increase in the tree-cutting cycle (mainly chestnuts) from 20 to 40 years; • the … in landing and unloading, with rules defined by the lunar cycle, sea- sons and other natural events. ‘Traditional …

… of land resources, including soil, vegetation and related hydrological processes. The measures are spelt out in some … land resources, including soil, vegeta- tion and related hydrological processes. 2. They shall in particular adopt …

… aquatic plants and micro-organisms can enter the water cycle through discharges of aquarium water with- out prior … cy- press, sawgrass and other plants and changing fire and hydrological regimes. Species with a longer life span – … applicable to all uses of water, wherever it occurs in the hydrological cycle. Certain activities, including plantation …