The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region and its Relevance for Life Sciences
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1 The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region and its Relevance for Life Sciences Herwig Waidbacher,, April 28-29, 2011, Szent Istvan University Gödöllö, Hungary 1
2 Migration Transport Biodiversity Pollution Population Floods and Floodplains Water and Groundwater 2
3 Some Basics: 3
4 Some Basics: Danube countries with catchment areas >2.000 km 2 : Austria, Bosnia &Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Ukraine (14) Danube countries with catchment areas <2.000 km 2 : Albania, Italy, Macedonia, Poland, Switzerland (5) 11 transboundary groundwater bodies of basin-wide importance are identified in the Danube River Basin District Approx. 80,5 million inhabitants are settling in the Danube River Basin District Sources: 4
5 Some Basics: The Danube River Basin District covers 9 ECOREGIONS or parts of them Sources: and icpdr Danube Basin Analysis (WFD Roof Report 2004) In several countries (Germany, Austria, Croatia, Hungary and Romania) the ecoregions have been divided into smaller geographical regions to address differences in river types based on different landscape features or differences in the aquatic communities. Herwig Waidbacher Ecoregion Countries with territories in the DRB 4 Alps Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland 5 Dinaric Western Balkan Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia i Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, Albania 6 Hellenic Western Balkan Serbia and Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia 7 Eastern Balkan Serbia and Montenegro, Bulgaria, Macedonia 9 Central Highlands Germany, Austria, Czech Republic 10 The Carpathians Austria, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Poland, Serbia and Montenegro, Romania 11 Hungarian Lowlands Austria, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro, Romania 12 Pontic Province Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine 16 Eastern Plains Romania, Moldova, Ukraine
6 Some Basics: major tributaries River Mouth at Danube [rkm] Length [km] Size of catchment [km²] Average Discharge [m³/s] Time series for discharge values Danube 0 2, ,463 6,460 ( ) Lech 2, , ( ) Naab 2, , ( ) Isar 2, , ( ) Inn 2, , ( ) Traun 2, , ( ) Enns 2, , ( ) Morava/March 1, , ( ) Raab/Rába , ( ) Vah 1, , ( ) Hron 1, , ( ) Ipel/Ipoly 1, , ( ) Sió 1, , ( ) Drau/Drava 1, , ( ) Tysa/Tisza/Tisa 1, , ( ) Sava 1, ,719 1,564 ( ) Tamis/Timis 1, , ( ) Morava (CS) 1, , ( ) Timok , ( ) Jiu , ( ) Iskar , ( ) Olt , ( ) Yantra , ( ) Arges , ( ) Ialomita , ( ) Siret , ( ) Prut , ( ) Sources: icpdr: Danube Basin Analysis (WFD Roof Report 2004) 6
7 Basics for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region Water Framework Directive 2000: goals for whole Danube River basin Danube River Basin Analyses 2004 (ICPDR) to find out which common problems exist in DRB Danube River Basin Management Plan 2009 (ICPDR) to point out strategies and planned actions Sources: icpdr (International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River) 7
8 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region impoundments Sources: 8
9 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region continuity interruption Sources: 9
10 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region Infrastructure, flood protection, navigation and hydropower Sources: 10
11 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region chemical status Sources: 11
12 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region soils, agriculture, land use Sources: 12
13 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region wastewater treatment - reference Sources: 13
14 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region wastewater treatment 2015 expected Sources: 14
15 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region wastewater treatment?? Sources: 15
16 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region good ecological status good ecological potential Sources: 16
17 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region wetlands, ecology, forestry Sources: 17
18 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region habitat protection Sources: 18
19 Examples for The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region Restoration for river- and habitat continuity Sources: 19
20 The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region: Listing the topics: impoundments continuity interruption infrastructure flood protection navigation hydropower chemical status soils agriculture land use wastewater treatment good ecological status good ecological potential wetlands ecology forestry habitat protection restoration for river- and habitat continuity Emerging fields for life science universities are highly visible!! 20
21 The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region One single detailed example from Austria The Hydropower Impoundment of Wien/Freudenau The Life Science University BOKU as an entity generated the complete environmental impact assessment hydrology hydraulic engineering sanitary engineering water pollution control limnology water quality assessment fish ecology and fisheries spatial planning transport navigation landscape planning botany, forestry zoology, biodiversity climatology 21
22 The fish-ecological aspect Cool and flowing Herwig Waidbacher
23 Cool and flowing A B RHEOPHILIC Acipenser ruthenus Salmo trutta f.f. Hucho hucho Oncorhynchus mykiss Thymallus thymallus Chondrostoma nasus Barbus barbus Rutilus pigus virgo Rutilus frisii meidingeri Leuciscus leuciscus Leuciscus cephalus Leuciscus souffia Vimba vimba Phoxinus phoxinus Gobio kessleri Gobio albipinnatus Gobio uranoscopus Noemacheilus barbatulus Alburnoides bipunctatus Cottus gobio Gymnocephalus baloni Gymnocephalus schraetzer Zingel zingel Zingel streber Leuciscus idus Abramis sapa Abramis ballerus Pelicus cultratus Aspius aspius Cobitis taenia Gobio gobio Lota lota EURYTOPIC Anguilla anguilla Esox lucius Rutilus rutilus Alburnus alburnus Blicca bjoerkna Abramis brama Carassius auratus gibelio Perca fluviatilis Stizostedion lucioperca Proterorhinus marmoratus Silurus glanis Gymnocephalus cernua Cyprinus carpio Neogobius kessleri STAGNOPHILIC Leucaspius delineatus Scardinius erythrophthalmus Rhodeus sericeus amarus Carassius carassius Tinca tinca Misgurnus fossilis Stizostedion volgensis Gasterosteus aculeatus Umbra krameri Fish species: guilds 23
24 57 native fish species presently still found in the Austrian Danube (Haidvogl) 4 Acipenseridae missing Herwig Waidbacher
25 A B Fish target group for improvements RHEOPHIL Acipenser ruthenus Salmo trutta f.f. Hucho hucho Oncorhynchus mykiss Thymallus thymallus Chondrostoma nasus Barbus barbus Rutilus pigus virgo Rutilus frisii meidingeri Leuciscus leuciscus Leuciscus cephalus Leuciscus souffia Vimba vimba Phoxinus phoxinus Gobio kessleri Gobio albipinnatus Gobio uranoscopus Noemacheilus barbatulus Alburnoides bipunctatus Cottus gobio Gymnocephalus baloni Gymnocephalus schraetzer Zingel zingel Zingel streber Leuciscus idus Abramis sapa Abramis ballerus Pelicus cultratus Aspius aspius Cobitis taenia Gobio gobio Lota lota INDIFFERENT Anguilla anguilla Esox lucius Rutilus rutilus Alburnus alburnus Blicca bjoerkna Abramis brama Carassius auratus gibelio Perca fluviatilis Stizostedion lucioperca Proterorhinus marmoratus Silurus glanis Gymnocephalus cernua Cyprinus carpio Neogobius kessleri STAGNOPHIL Leucaspius delineatus Scardinius erythrophthalmus Rhodeus sericeus amarus Carassius carassius Tinca tinca Misgurnus fossilis Stizostedion volgensis Gasterosteus aculeatus Umbra krameri 25
26 present situation: straightening hydropower - impoundments 26
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28 Hydropower impoundments 28
29 Hydropower - impoundments Stocks are confronted with: relativly low average temperature lack of shoreline structure (rip-rap) low plancton density? spawning grounds for streaming water species? spawning grounds for standing water species 29
30 Hydropower - impoundments Objectives for habitat improvements: dynamic gravel banks dynamic sand habitats shelters in case of flood events possibility for long distance migration lateral connections of waterbodies reparian bays and channel systems 30
31 Improvements a whole concept Impoundm.Wien/Freudenau water Wasserspiegel level sinks sinkt bei at Hochwasserereignis flood events vorwiegend Schotterhabitate * * Feinsedimente 31
32 Improvements a whole concept impoundment Wien/Freudenau * * The intensive connection of lateral waterbodies to the main river channel favours the migration of lacustrine backwater fish associations and offers nursery and feeding grounds. 32
33 Improvements a whole concept impoundment Wien/Freudenau Double riprap * * The original dominant rheophilic fish fauna is represented in Danube impoundments by mainly adult individuals only; gravelbank-spawning grounds have been constructed in extended areas in the uppermost part of the /Freudenau impoundment. 33
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35 Improvements a whole concept impoundment Wien/Freudenau * * An extended riparian channel and bay system in the central impoundment serves as spawning ground, nursery and feeding area for fish associations. At flood events these zones have protective functions. 35
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38 Improvements a whole concept impoundment Wien/Freudenau * * Fish migration in a bypass channel system supports transfer of genetic material. 38
39 migration of 41 fish species in the bypass system is recorded 39
40 As an extension of the environmental impact assessment BOKU institutions as the hydrobiology continued scientific work and can nowadays formulate: * The results of our investigations show satisfactory improvements of the established habitats. * Whole concepts should be prefered. *The concepts can be extended to other river systems with specific adaptations. * Long term management of the implemented habitats is needed. 40
41 Botany Zoology Geology Soil sciences Pollution Invasive species Biodiversity Sediment transport Sedimentation Groundwater Forestry Game sciences Physics Hydrobiology Fisheries Chemistry Agriculture Genetics Food supply Livestock Biotechnology Life Sciences Universities Socio economics Logistics Legislation Navigation Trafic Logistics Economics Migration Hydrology River construction River restoration Water abstraction Irrigation Sanitation Waste management Landfills 41
42 The Ecological Situation of the Danube Region CONCLUSIONS for CASEE 1st SCENARIO for CASEE cooperate intradisciplinary interdisciplinary transdisciplinary (as seen with hydropower impoundment Freudneau) 2nd SCENARIO for CASEE Assistance for decision makers, stakeholders, and top politicians to generate irrevocable advisory reports and expertises. 42
43 Thank you for your attention! 43
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