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enhance the implementation of Water Framework Directive either the form of
subsidies should be changed and farmers will be paid for storing water on their
wetland meadows, or the future
financial perspectives of EU will not cover any
payments oriented at the grassland farming. As the latter is a way less possible and
further degradation of rivers in agricultural wetland landscape is to be expected,
WFD requirements should be emphasized in order to preserve as much rivers in a
“
as possible. The role of NGOs in this process is crucial.
6. Climatic change projections as well as the designed and implemented climate-
adapted environmental management plans reach the time horizon 2070
good status
”
2100.
However, one should expect that achieving and sustaining good status of water
bodies and related wetland ecosystems can only be reached if appropriate
actions resulting from WFD and Natura 2000 legislative recommendations were
started immediately, from tomorrow, not being postponed to (nor resulting
from) the next
-
financial perspective of the EU. Regardless of the fact that new
scienti
cial for institutions responsible for
environmental management we stress that the actions re
c and research initiatives are bene
ecting conservation
and sustainable use of waters and wetlands should originate from the local-scale
mechanisms that are well-established in the Natura 2000 and WFD frameworks
and are sustainable in terms of implementation, being economically self-sus-
tainable, not being dependent on externally
fl
nanced projects.
7. Water management and climate-related adaptive management in the Biebrza
Catchment do not
cial
implementation of WFD, HD, BD and National Water-Environment Programme
to the environment. Revision of the match between the legal requirements and
actions undertaken is required.
interfere to the extent
that would assure the bene
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