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Wetland Restoration in the Dutch Dune Area

by Ben H. Tangena, PWN Water Supply Co of North-Holland, Bloemendaal, Netherlands,
Bart Korf, PWN Water Supply Co of North-Holland, Bloemendaal, Netherlands,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Hydraulic Engineering

Abstract:

Interference by man has affected the natural Dutch dune area seriously. The harmful effects of drinking water supply activities include low groundwater tables in the valleys, unnatural lakes, and dug canals. Specific measures and nature rehabilitation projects, however, can restore the ecological values to some extent, in such way that both the water supply function and the natural values of the area can be preserved.

Subject Headings: Water supply | Water resources | Water quality | Ecological restoration | Water conservation | Dunes | Aquatic habitats | Netherlands | Europe

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