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… of Wetland Habitat Types 5 1.2.1 Artificial Wetlands 6 1.3 Ecological and Economic Importance of Wetlands 7 1.3.1 … Ecosystems 191 14.2 Legislation to Protect the Natural Character and Multiple Use of River Channels 195 14.3 … areas and landward areas necessary to maintain important ecological processes.8 On the other hand, the sheer breadth …

… in one Australian jurisdiction; and • leading-edge ecological economic thinking, which is transforming the way … income and welfare, within the social, physical and ecological constraints of catchments, (b) where it is not … 1879, articles 129-146. -112- consumptive (and exclusive) character, were possible only by administrative concession to …

… a growing global population while sustaining flows to the ‘ecological infrastructure’ that often supplies that water in … flow rates, which take into account the geographic and ecological function of the water bodies. The Armenian Water … reduced the amount available to maintain the ecological character of many inland water ecosystems. Over-harvesting of …

… in cases in which there are valid reasons of a practical character for carrying out customs formalities at a place on … (a) geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological and other factors of a natural character; (b) the … of a hydrological, meteorological, hydrogeological and ecological nature and related to the water quality as well as …

… development and land conversions have also had ecological impacts on watersheds, water temperatures and … of past water development efforts and ongoing shifts in ecological, social and political forces have changed the … goods, common pool resources or club goods. Once their character is identified, the discussion turns to the …