Estuarine Habitat Restoration in Germany: Experiences and Perspectives
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1 Embracing Estuaries 2016 Hamburg Estuarine Habitat Restoration in Germany: Experiences and Perspectives Bastian Schuchardt
2 Wadden Sea Estuaries (upper/middle reaches)
3 Wadden Sea Estuaries (upper parts) besser Karte Maßnahmeen (source: BioConsult 2009)
4 Background: deterioation of ecological functions 3 indicators, related to historical situation: Tidal range Spatial extent of foreland habitats Dissolved oxygen in the water column
5 Tidehub [m] Indicator tidal range: increasing energy input, tidal pumping, loss of shallows 4,5 4,0 3,5 Weser Elbe Ems Eider Eider 3,0 2,5 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 0, Schuchardt et al. 2007
6 Indicator foreland area Reduction of foreland area between 1887 und 1987: Eider: none Elbe: ca. 63 % Weser: ca. 13 % Ems: 37 % Loss of aquatic and semiaquatic tidal habitats Schuchardt et al Claus et al u.a.
7 Apr 00 Apr 01 Apr 02 Apr 03 Apr 04 Apr 05 Apr 06 Apr 07 Apr. 00 Apr. 01 Apr. 02 Apr. 03 Apr. 04 Apr. 05 Apr. 06 Apr. 07 oxygen mg/l oxygen mg/l Apr. 00 Okt. 00 Apr. 01 Okt. 01 Apr. 02 Okt. 02 Apr. 03 Okt. 03 Apr. 04 Okt. 04 Apr. 05 Okt. 05 Apr. 06 Okt. 06 Apr. 07 Apr. 00 Apr. 01 Apr. 02 Apr. 03 Apr. 04 Apr. 05 Apr. 06 Apr. 07 oxygen mg/l oxygen mg/l Indicator dissolved oxygen (Ems): strong deficits in Ems and (smaller) Elbe Terborg Leer R 2 = 0, R 2 = 0,1 Ter min Ter max Polynomisch (Ter min) Le min Le max Polynomisch (Le min) Weener Papenburg R 2 = 0, R 2 = 0,2 We min We max Polynomisch (We min) Pap min Pap max Exponentiell (Pap min) (source: NLWKN Aurich)
8 Habitat restoration: (legal) framework The upper estuaries of Eider, Elbe, Weser, Ems: are protected habitats according to habitat directive (HD) are heavily modified according to Water Framework Directive (WFD) have to be improved ecologically (HD, WFD) additional impact has to be compensated
9 Habitat restoration: types of measures Renaturation of riverbanks Renaturation of foreland Opening of summer dike Reestablishing anabranches Tidal polders behind main dike Backward relocation of main dike
10 Renaturation of riverbanks
11 Renaturation of foreland: Kleinensieler Plate, Weser, 60 ha, oligohaline, tidal shallows, 2000, compensation measure Source: WSA Bremerhaven
12 Opening of summer dike: Tegeler Plate, Weser, oligohaline; 280 ha; creek formation; tidal marsh; 1998, compensation measure,
13 Reestablishing anabranches: Schweiburg, Weser, oligohaline, feasibility study, only possible with very strong maintenance dredging Steege 2007
14 Tidal polder behind main dike: Luneplate, Weser, oligohaline, 220 ha with storm surge barrier, tidal creeks, flats and marshes, 2012, compensation measure
15 Relocation of main dike : Langwarder Groden, Weser, euhaline, 60 ha, tidal marshes, shallows, creeks, 2015, compensation measure Quelle: bremerports
16 Habitat types created by the TIDE cases BOEREMA, A. (2013) TIDE-project
17 Habitat types created by the TIDE cases : relation of compensation and non-compensatory measures BOEREMA, A. (2013) TIDE-project
18 Perspectives Synergistic habitat restoration measures will be the future Synergies will reduce costs and conflicts Synergies are possible e.g. between nature protection, sediment management, coastal defence, recreation Example: Master Plan Ems Ökologisch optimiert
19 Conclusions 1 Habitat restoration measures are necessary and legally required can be successful have created mainly tidal marsh and flats; aquatic habitats have been created only to a small extent
20 Conclusions 2 Habitat restoration measures might be challenging due to high sedimentation rates (naturally and anthropogenically increased) fundamental man made changes of the hydraulic and/or morphological systems (e.g. anabranches) conflicts with other users/competition for space conflicts between different objectives within nature protection
21 Conclusions 3 Up to now habitat restoration is done mainly in the framework of compensation; estuarine regeneration has not really started Integrated management plans are a step forward Synergistic habitat restoration measures will be the future
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