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3. Cross-cutting issues in the restoration of a heavily modified watercourse
Eric CHANAL: Managing Director, Syndicat mixte d'aménagement hydraulique des vallées du Croult et du Petit Rosne (SIAH), Bonneuil-en-France, France
On a newly restored "wet" site, the question of site management is a major challenge, not only to ensure the site's long-term survival, but also to ensure that the project is well accepted by the local population. The expected benefits of a hydro-ecological project are not limited to the ecological or flood protection dimension alone. Several aspects need to be assessed at regular intervals: ecological impact on fauna and flora, impact on river water quality, respect for the site (damage, prohibited uses, waste, etc.) and cohabitation between different users.
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