ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2021
Impact of wetland fragmentation due to damming on the linkages between water richness and ecosystem services.
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Abstract
Evaluation of the importance of ecosystem services (ES) of various wetlands is well reported with global and regional level research, but the degree to which spatial-temporal variations in water richness (availability of water) have had an effect on ES has not yet been examined. The present work is intended to investigate the influence of wetland fragmentation due to damming on wetland water richness and the impact of changes in water richness on the ecosystem service value (ESV) of the wetland-dominated rivers of the lower Punarbhaba Basin, India, and Bangladesh, as the case. Water richness models of pre- and post-dam periods have been constructed based on four hydro-ecological parameters (hydro-period, depth of water, consistency of water appearance, and wetland size) following the semi-quantitative analytic hierarchy process (AHP). ESV of different wetland types, with and without considering water richness effect, has been computed. The result indicates that the overall wetland area decreased from 73,563 to 52,123 km
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