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Photo: BAW/IWGPHYTOBENTHOS MACROASPECTS
PHYTOBENTHOS MACROASPECTS REPETITION OF THE DETERMINATION COURSE 23 -26 MARCH, at the FEDERAL AGENCY OF WATER MANAGEMENT – INSTITUTE FOR WATER ECOLOGY; FISHERY BIOLOGY AND LIMNOLOGY AT SCHARFLING > more + downloads about: PHYTOBENTHOS MACROASPECTS
02.03.2010, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: IGF-Wolfgang HauerMethodology course 2010 „Quality element fish in running waters“
On 11 March 2010 a course in methodology on the topic of “Fish stock-taking in running waters according to the working instructions of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management” will again take place at the Institute for Water Ecology, Fishery Biology and Limnology in Scharfling. > more + downloads about: Methodology course 2010 „Quality element fish in running waters“
02.03.2010, Lebensministerium VII/5
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Photo: BMLFUWWaters condition monitoring 2007-2009
The report describes the adaptation of the Austrian waters surveillance of the targets of the water condition monitoring regulation, in which the requirements of the Water Framework Directive and the Austrian Water Law Act (Amendment 2003) have been implemented. > more + downloads about: Waters condition monitoring 2007-2009
08.10.2008, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: BMLFUW/OfenböckCriteria for naming WFD relevant Natura 2000 sites and water-dependent terrestrial ecosystems and we
The EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) contains as a main objective the "... prevent further deterioration and protect and enhance the status of aquatic ecosystems and directly depending on terrestrial ecosystems and wetlands ,..." (Article 1a). > more + downloads about: Criteria for naming WFD relevant Natura 2000 sites and water-dependent terrestrial ecosystems and we
24.11.2008, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: BMLFUWDeveloping an instrument to identify priority actions hydromorphological restoration of rivers - Fin
The riverine Austria are exposed to diverse anthropogenic interference. > more + downloads about: Developing an instrument to identify priority actions hydromorphological restoration of rivers - Fin
08.10.2008, Lebensministerium VII/1
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Photo: BMLFUW/Karin Deuts...Type-specific guide to assessing the allg.chem. / physikal.Parameter in flowing waters in accordance
The WFD calls for the state environmental assessment of surface waters differentiated type-specific assessment scheme for both the biological as well as for the general chemical / physical quality components. > more + downloads about: Type-specific guide to assessing the allg.chem. / physikal.Parameter in flowing waters in accordance
24.11.2008, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: N. NovakTypology of running waters in Austria – Hydromorphological concepts
The EU Water Framework Directive requires an evaluation of the ecological status in terms of the individual types of waters as well as the achievement of the good ecological status in all European waters by 2015. > more about: Typology of running waters in Austria – Hydromorphological concepts
04.09.2008, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: Erik FormannGUIDELINES FOR THE SURVEY OF THE HYDROMORPHOLOGICAL STATUS
The present guidelines contain instructions for the data survey and the assessment of the hydromorphological status of running waters in compliance with the Water Framework Directive and with the provisions of the Ordinance on the Monitoring of the Quality of Water Bodies. > more about: GUIDELINES FOR THE SURVEY OF THE HYDROMORPHOLOGICAL STATUS
30.04.2009, Lebensministerium VII/5
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Photo: BAW-IGFAssessment of the ecological status of running waters with respect to fish
With the reorganisation of the biological water assessment to follow the requirements of the Water Framework Directive it was necessary to develop new assessment approaches and to adapt existing methods. > more + downloads about: Assessment of the ecological status of running waters with respect to fish
16.05.2007, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: BAW-IGFSurveys of fish stocks in running waters – Handbook of methodology
Although most of Austria's running waters have a very good water quality, they are often affected by hydrological and morphological interventions. The 2004 status quo analysis reflected that about 60% of the waters are in danger of failing to meet the “good status”. > more + downloads about: Surveys of fish stocks in running waters – Handbook of methodology
16.05.2007, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: Helena Mü...Status quo analysis of waters smaller than 100 km²
Mainly as a result of the lack of data on the hydromorphological stress on smaller waters the risk assessment for the Austrian status quo analysis 2004 as provided for in section 55 d of the Water Rights Act was first limited to running waters with catchment areas of over 100 km². > more + downloads about: Status quo analysis of waters smaller than 100 km²
16.05.2007, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: MIRR LogoPotential fish habitats in Alpine waters
The delimitation of potential fish habitats represents a basic element of the status quo analysis and the future monitoring. > more + downloads about: Potential fish habitats in Alpine waters
16.05.2007, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: MIRR LogoCharacterisation of man-made impacts on the fish fauna
To be able to plan measures for reaching a good status of waters, prioritising in terms of cost efficiency is necessary. > more + downloads about: Characterisation of man-made impacts on the fish fauna
16.05.2007, Lebensministerium VII/2
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Photo: BMLFUWWater power and ecology – a contradiction?
Our rivers are living environments which are to be preserved and to be protected. The EU Water Framework Directive stipulates that a “good ecological status” has to be achieved in all waters all over Europe by 2015 with a possible extension of the deadline until 2027.
> more about: Water power and ecology – a contradiction?09.12.2009, Lebensministerium VII/5
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Photo: BMLFUWEU Water Framework Directive – New goals for the Austrian Water Framework Directive
Classification of the Austrian waters for the EU Water Framework Directive. The Ministry of Life submitted in working parties together with representatives of the Federal Provinces the Status Quo Analysis of the situation of Austrian waters. It deals with the concrete identification of bodies of water, the present situation in terms of pollution, the preliminary classification concerning the risk of missing the good status and the identification of possible candidates for heavily modified water bodies according to the EU Water Framework Directive.
For more information on these results please look at the documents enclosed herewith or at the respective press release from 29 April 2004. > more + downloads about: EU Water Framework Directive – New goals for the Austrian Water Framework Directive07.12.2005, Lebensministerium VII/5
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