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Impacts of Implementing Extensive Natural Flood Management Measures on Catchment-Scale Suspended Sediment and Phosphorus Loads

Author(s): Kaisa Vastila; Jari Koskiaho; Sara Vaskio; Pasi Valkama

Linked Author(s): Kaisa Västilä

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Abstract: We continuously monitored water quality in two catchments with predominantly agricultural loading to evaluate how the implementation of extensive natural flood management (NFM) measures influences the catchment-scale loads in boreal-northern temperate climate conditions. NFM measures such as two-stage channels (TSCs), wetlands and rocky sills decreased the suspended sediment and total phosphorus loads. Part of the reductions were likely caused by simultaneous adoption of conservative cultivation practices.

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Year: 2026

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