Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration 2: Integrated Natural Science and Socio- Economic Approaches to Catchment Flow Management (FLOBAR 2)1
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-1- Floodplain Biodiversity And Restoration 2: Integrated natural science and socio- economic approaches to catchment flow management (FLOBAR 2)1. The Flooded Forest: Guidance on restoring floodplain woodlands for policy makers and river managers in Europe European Floodplain Vegetation & Management Database of bibliographic references for river managers Jacky GIREL Centre de Biologie Alpine, Laboratoire d’Ecologie Alpine (LECA UMR CNRS-UJF-Un. Savoie 5553), Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble 1 Contract N° EVK1-CT-1999-00031:Project coordinator: University of Cambridge (UK) Contractors: Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning (D), Université Joseph Fourier-Grenoble (F), University of Lethbridge (Canada), CESAC-C.N.R.S. - Toulouse (F), Umea University (S), Associated member: Université Blaise Pascal Clermont-Ferrand (F). Homepage: http://www.geog.cam.ac.uk/RESEARCH/FLOBAR2.HTM February 2002 -2- Introduction This long but non-exhaustive list puts together references of scientific books, reports, thesis, papers and other academic works which could be useful to understand organisation, dynamics patterns and historical changes in vegetation over the main European floodplains. It must be considered as a tool allowing to give us information concerning: -"natural" floodplain communities (old publications describing vegetation along poorly disturbed sections) ; - the vegetation changes, both old and recent (description of land covers in relation to various human actions causing perturbations in the dispersion of water-, energy-, materials- and, species- fluxes over floodplains; - the restoration of floodplain communities and particularly floodplain forests. This list essentially deals with the four alpine rivers, i.e. Danube, Rhine, Rhone, Po and tributaries. Each large hydrosystems is divided in three (lower, middle and upper) or more sections. Concerning the French piedmont hydrosystems, the Pyrenean rivers (Garonne and Adour) have been also documented; furthermore, some interesting publications about the rivers Seine, Somme and Meuse are also listed while a large bank-data concerning the Loire river has been put to our disposal by Thierry CORNIER Concerning other piedmont-rivers, interesting references have been collected for North- Eastern rivers such as Ems, Weser, Elbe (=Labe), Oder (Odra) and Vistule (=Wisla); their main tributaries (Aller, Moldau, Warta, Bug..) have been also documented. In addition, information concerning minor streams flowing from Italian Alps (Adige, Piave, Tagliamento...) or Appeninno ranges (Arno, Ombronne, Tevere, ...) have been recorded. Concerning the other mediterranean countries , some major references dealing with iberic floodplains (Ebro, Tagus, Douro...) are proposed; the present works does not give references on Greece. References concerning floodplains of British Islands and Fennoscandia are not recorded in the present data-bank which could be usefully completed by our colleagues of Cambridge and Umea universities. Aknowledgements: This data-bank has been constituted during the two past decades. It is partly the result of beneficial information, references and ideas exchanged within a multidisciplinar formal network of scientists working about European hydrosystems. More particularly I must thank: - for the hydrosystem Rhone: Guy Pautou & O. Manneville (Université Joseph Fourier Grenoble), J-P. Bravard & H. Piégay (Université Lumière and C.N.R.S. Lyon), J.-L. Peiry & F. Vautier (Université Blaise Pascal & C.N.R.S.Clermont-Ferrand), C. Amoros & G. Bornette (Université Claude Bernard & C.N.R.S. Lyon ) . - for the hydrosystem Rhine: R. Carbiener, M. Trémolières & J.-P. Klein (Université Louis Pasteur & C.N.R.S. Strasbourg), A. Schnitzler (Université Metz); C. Guénat & F. Bureau (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne), J.-M. Gobat & Elena Havlicek (Université Neuchâtel), E. Dister & staff (WWF Auen Institut Rastatt) - for the hydrosystem Garonne/Adour: -3- E. Muller, L. Lambs, H. Décamps, H. Guilloy, A.-M. Planty & E. Tabacchi (C.N.R.S. Toulouse), C. Ruffinoni ( I.D.F. Toulouse) - for the hydrosystem Danube: E. Klimo (Mendel University Brno) - for the hydrosystem Po P. Varese (Istituto per le Piante da Legno e l'Ambiente., Torino) - for the hydrosystème Loire: T. Cornier & J.-P. Berton (Université François Rabelais Tours & IMACOF Chinon) - for the hydrosystème Seine D. Allard, I. Poudevigne & F. Bureau (Université Rouen), E. Billen, E. Fustec (C.N.R.S.-Piren Seine). -4- MEDIO-EUROPEAN ALPINE HYDROSYSTEMS 1- THE RHÔNE RIVER HYDROSYSTEM 1-1 Rhone river (General) Girel, J., Pautou, G., et Garguet-Duport, B., 1996- Anthropogenic impacts, hydrological variations and vegetation changes in stream corridors of Northern Alps. Proceedings of the second international symposium on habitat hydraulics, Québec, Canada, juin 1996, volume 1, 25-36. floodplain biodiversity, historical changes, Rhône river Girel, J., 1996- Reconstruction historique et gestion des corridors fluviaux: les enseignements des aménagements anciens.-Revue de Géographie de Lyon, 71(4/1996: La Rivière: un corridor naturel à gérer, H. Piégay ed.), 341-352. floodplain biodiversity, historical changes, Rhône river Girel, J., Pautou, G., 1997- The influence of sedimentation on vegetation structure- In: Buffer zones: their processes and potential in water protection (N. Haycock, T. Burt, K.W.T. Goulding & G. Pinay eds), Quest Environmental & Environment Agency (Harpenden), White Crescent Press (Luton), 93-112. floodplain biodiversity, riparian forests, Rhône river Karl, J., 1994- Renaturierung und Revitalisierung alpiner Fliessgewässer- Jahrbuch des Vereins zum Schutz der Bergwelt, 59, 29-45. Floodplain biodiversity, river restoration, floodplain restoration, historical change Marigo, G., Peltier, J.-P., Girel, J., Pautou, G.- 2000- Success in the demographic expansion of Fraxinus excelsior L., Trees, 15(1), 1-13. floodplain biodiversity, riaprian forests, historical changes. Michelot, J.-L., 1989- Les espaces naturels de la vallée du Rhône- Eléments pour une politique de gestion intégrée.- Thèse Géographie-Aménagement, Univ. Lyon Jean Moulin, 525p. Historical changes, floodplain forests, Rhône river Michelot, J.-L., 1997- Atlas des sites d'intérêt écologique de la vallée du Rhône; guide méthodologique- Compagnie Nationale du Rhône (Lyon), 81 p. fluvial geomorphology, riparian forests, historical changes, hydrological influences on vegetation,Rhône river, floodplain restoration Peiry, J.-L., Salvador, P.-G., Nouguier, F., 1994- L'incision des rivières dans les Alpes du nord: état de la question- Revue de géographie de Lyon, 69(1), 47-56. hydrological influences on vegetation, historical changes, fluvial geomorphology, 1-2- Upper-Rhône river (Switzerland) Charlier, P., Hainard, P., 1989- Phytosociological study of the vegetation of a protected wet site, les Prés de Villette (Geneva).- Saussurea , 20, 169-200. floodplain biodiversity, Upper Rhône river, wetlands. Delarze, R., 1988- Etude botanique des Follatères (Dorénaz et Fully, Valais): 3, Les forêts- Bulletin de la Murithienne, 106, 101-117. floodplain biodiversity, riparian forests, alder forests, willow forests, vegetation classifications, Rhône river Gallandat, J.-D., Gobat, J.-M., Roulier, C., 1993- Cartographie des zones alluviales d'importance nationale- OFEFP, Berne, Cahier de l'environnement N° 199 , 112p. + 180 p. (annexes, fiches et tabeaux). -5- floodplain biodiversity, riparian forests, alder forests, willow forests, vegetation classifications, Rhône river Gams, H., 1916- La Grande Gouille de la Sarvaz et les environs.- Bulletin de la Murithienne (Société valaisanne des Sciences Naturelles), (Sion), 34 (1914/1915), 125-186, 1 carte depl. + 3 pl. photos hors texte. floodplain biodiversity, Rhône river, Valais, Switzerland, land use history Gams, H., 1927- Von der Follatères zur Dent de Morcles - Vegetationsmonographie aus dem Wallis (Mit einer Vegetationskarte im Masstab 1:50000)- Pflanzengeographische Kommission der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft (Beiträge zur geobotanischen Landesaufnahme, 15), Hans Huber (Bern), 760p. répertoire des taxons et des sites et carte de végétation réédités en 2000 par le Musée cantonal d'histoire naturelle de Sion et la Murithienne, Société valaisanne des sciences naturelles,(Michel Desfayes), Cahiers des Sciences Naturelles 5, 87 p. floodplain biodiversity, Rhône river, Valais, Switzerland, land use history, mapping Géroudet, P., Amberger, G., Hainard, P., Matthey, E., Pongratz, E., Wellhauser, P., 1978- Le vallon de l'Allondon; Nature et protection- Ed. Association Genevoise pour la protection de la nature (Genève), 56p. floodplain biodiversity, Rhône river, Allondon river Kuhn N, & Amiet, R., 1988- Inventaire des zones alluviales d'importance nationale.- Ed. Département fédéral de l'Intérieur et Office fédéral de la protection du paysage,Berne,Suisse,41p;annexes14p+carte. floodplain biodiversity, riparian communities, mapping, Rhône river. Hainard, P., Tchérémissinoff, G., 1973- Notice abrégée de la carte de la végétation du Bassin Genevois- Saussurea, 4, 69-87, 1 carte couleur 1/50 000. floodplain biodiversity, riparian communities, mapping, Rhône river. Martinet, F., Dubost, M., Vivian H., Pautou, G., Girel, J.- 1992, Les dernières rivières naturelles des Alpes- CIPRA (Petite série Documentaire), 11/92, 6-67. floodplain biodiversity, riparian communities, mapping, Rhône river.. Posse, B., 1997- Éléments d'écologie paysagère en plaine du Rhône (Valais, Suisse): de l'endiguement du fleuve à nos jours (Évionnaz-Riddes:Salquenen-Tourtemagne)-