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Catchment surveillance for water resource management
As water resources deteriorate and demand increases, should governments even attempt to manage and protect micro-catchments? A project in the eastern Caribbean concludes that they can and should — with a little help from state-of-the-art surveillance techniques, and practicalgrassroots action.
As water resources deteriorate and demand increases, should governments even attempt to manage and protect micro-catchments? A project in the eastern Caribbean concludes that they can and should — with a little help from state-of-the-art surveillance techniques, and practical
grassroots action.
grassroots action.
The macroinvertebrate fauna of St. Lucia elucidated by canonical correspondence analysis
Thorpe, T.
Lloyd, B.
Hydrobiologia, Vol. 400 (1999), Iss. 0 P.195
https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1003721509666 [Citations: 13]Tabs navigation
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