Title: Ecosystem services in Lu
1Ecosystem services in Lužnice river floodplain,
Czech Republic
David Pithart and Jirí Dušek Institute of
Systems Biology and Ecology, Czech Academy of
Science, Department of wetland and shallow water
ecology, Trebon, Czech Republic
2Reservoir conflict in 2005
Management plan for the main catchments for the
Czech Republic
3Land reservation for (possible) reservoir
construction in 205 localities
- To place any infrastructure of supraregional
importance is not allowed - To place any infrastructure which can disturb
geological and/or morphological conditions for
reservoir constructions is not allowed
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6Trebechovice pod Orebem
1997
2007
Source Martin Hanousek
7Counteraction
- Protests of people and local politicians from
relevant ereas - Open letter of academic and university community
- Remarks (amandements) of NGOs during public
comment period
8Temporary victory
- Land reservation has been wiped out and postponed
to regional plans, much more thorough
consideration is expected - Soft measures have been adopted in much larger
scale - Dialogue between ecologists and water managers
has been strengthened
9Lesson from this
- Argumentation for ecohydrological principles
should be strengthened - General knowledge of benefits of healthy
floodplain on general level is not enough - Quantification of these benefits (processes
services) is urgently needed - Valuation of these benefits is also urgently
needed
10Case study Ecosystem services in Lužnice river
floodplain
11Ecosystem services concept
- What are ES?
- Proceses functions services. Monetary
evaluationce. Water retention example - Critique of this concept
- From the environmentalistic positions
- From the economist positions
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14Aim of the study
- Quantification and evaluation of selected
- ecosystem services
- Biodiversity
- Flood mitigation
- Carbon sequestration
- Production of comodities
- What was not evaluated
- Water purification
- Recreation and aesthetic value
- Impact on (micro)climate
- Sediment retention
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15Biodiversity
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17250 permanent standing water bodies
18Number of species
- Algae 463
- Zooplankton 63
- Macrophytes 47
- Fish 21
1. Inoculum transport
192. Geodiversity
New pool after large flood in 2002
20(Modified Hessenská metoda, Seják et Dejmal)
Biodiversity evaluation
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Cutting off of old meander, 1992
Source Rostislav Cerný
22New bifurcation after flood in 2002 (2005)
Source Rostislav Cerný
23 3. Different connectivity with river
different phasing of
limnological processes
different sourcing of water Input of oxygen
Source Rostislav Cerný
24Pools inside of deciduous forest microaerobic or
anaerobic type
Pools in open terrain aerobic type
Organic matter
Lack of light
Sufficient light
Primary production is prevailing
Decomposition is prevailing
Dissolved oxygen
Low concentrations
Sufficient concentrations
Fish
NO
YES
Large Cladocera - able to control phytoplankton
Small species - not able to control
phytoplankton
Zooplankton
Phytoplankton
Low biomass
High biomass
254.Oxygen input
26Evaluation
- Value of biotopes in points based on different
criteria - Maturity
- Structural diversity
- Species diversity
- Biotope rareness
- Species rareness
- Antropogenic impact
- Vulnerability
- Endangerenment)
27Value and area contribution of biotopes
- Bream zone of running water 62 3
- Macrophyte vegetation of shallow standing waters
53 1 - Wetland willow carrs 36 15
- Hardwood alluvial forest (bottomland hardwoods)
66 13 - Softwood alluvial forest (bottomland softwood) 65
5 - Solitary trees 25 1
- Riparian beds of reed canary grass 28 30
- Aluvial foxtail meadows 46 15
- Vegetation of tall sedges 26 10
- Arable land 10 8
- Average per ha 38
28D. Veselý
Financial value of 1 point average cost of real
revitalization projects investment needed for
increase of biotope value by one point - 0.8 USD
29Retence sedimentu
Flood mitigation - Water retention
30Digital elevation model of terrain
Source J.Žaloudík
31Retention volume, spring 2006)
Area flooded 478 ha Volume 4.9 mil. m³ Full
capacity 7 mil.m3 Average depth 1,023 m
32Infiltration and evaporation 16 of the total
volume Reservoir 20 m deep 2.5
33Mitigation effect on major flood events
Decrease of culmination discharge from
10-20 Delay of culmination 2 days
34D. Veselý
Cost of 1 m3 of retention 13 35 USD, average
23 USD
35Carbon sequestration Mokré louky study site
36Parameters measured
Weather station
- Soil temp. at 0, 5, 10, 20 a 30 cm
- Groundwater level
- Soil humidity
- Precipitation
- Temperature and air humidity at 1, 2 a 4 m.
- Wind velocity and direction
- Radiation (Phar,Glob.,long wave)
Eddy covariace system
- Wind velocity and direction in 3D
- Flux of CO2 a H2O
37Mokré louky carbon sequestration
NEP (C sequestrat.) 20061988 kg C ha-1 20072202
kg C ha-1
Month
38Production of comodities
- hay 20 q/ha/r (1800 Kc/q)
- timber 5 m3/ha/r (594 Kc/m3)(source local
economic subjects) - fish angling list of species angled in district
Lužnice 11
Species Weigth Price/kg Total price
kg Kc
kapr 2 466 47 4140
štika 790 180 5080
cejn 115 25 103
ostatní 94 100 339
Celkem 3 465 9656
(zdroj monitoring Ceského rybárského svazu)
39Calculation of ES monetary value
- Flood mitigation
- 10 251 m3/ha . 400 / 20 205 020 Kc.ha-1.r-1
(7322 ) - Biodiversity
- Point value 12 Kc . 10 000 . 38 / 20
- 228 000 Kc.ha-1.r-1 (8143 )
- Carbon sequestration
- 7.54 t.ha-1 . 419 Kc.t-1 3 159 Kc.ha-1.r-1 (113
) - Production of comodities
- hay 658 440 Kc/471 ha 1 463 Kc.ha-1.r-1 (52 )
- timber 181 170 Kc/471 ha 403 Kc.ha-1.r-1 (14
) - fish 270 377 Kc (úlovek celkem)/ 471 ha 575
Kc.ha-1.r-1 (21 ) - Comodities in total 2 441 Kc.ha-1.r-1 (87 )
- In total 438 620 Kc.ha-1.r-1 (7322 )
40Next time
- Evaluation of other services
- Comparison with ES of transformed floodplain
41Pool Radka
42Retence živin
Profily CHMÚ Nová Ves a Suchdol n.Lužnicí
Mesícní monitoring za období 1996 2007 Data
nejsou vztažena k prutokum COV Suchdol není
zahrnuta
43Celkový fosfor
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