| Title | Lago Maggiore: il futuro della gestione dei livelli |
| Abstract | reshwater ecosystems provide multiple ecosystem services, but their ecological integrity is often threatened by human-induced water level fluctuations. Lake Maggiore and its River Ticino outlet, a
transnational area between Italy and Switzerland, is subject to different stakeholder conflicting needs, making its management complex since the '50s. The Italy-Switzerland Interreg Cooperation Parchi Verbano Ticino Project aimed at analysing the effects of water levels management on the hydro chemical conditions of the lake and on its biotic communities, in order to propose a sustainable water management strategy, which would reduce the conflicts of use and, at the same time, improve the biodiversity and the quality of this vast ecosystem. |
| Source | Nimbus (Torino) 85 (1122-4339), pp. 34–38 |
| Keywords | Lago MaggioreParchi Verbano TicinoRegolazione livelli del lagomacro e meio fauna |
| Journal | Nimbus (Torino) |
| Editor | Società metereologica subalpina., Torino, Italia |
| Year | 2021 |
| Type | Articolo in rivista |
| Authors | Kamburska Lyudmila, Ciampittiello Marzia, Cifoni Marco, Di Lorenzo Tiziana, Paganelli Daniele, Rogora Michela, Riccardi Nicoletta, Zaupa Silvia, Boggero Angela |
| Text | 464313 2021 Lago Maggiore Parchi Verbano Ticino Regolazione livelli del lago macro e meio fauna Lago Maggiore il futuro della gestione dei livelli Kamburska Lyudmila, Ciampittiello Marzia, Cifoni Marco, Di Lorenzo Tiziana, Paganelli Daniele, Rogora Michela, Riccardi Nicoletta, Zaupa Silvia, Boggero Angela CNR reshwater ecosystems provide multiple ecosystem services, but their ecological integrity is often threatened by human induced water level fluctuations. Lake Maggiore and its River Ticino outlet, a transnational area between Italy and Switzerland, is subject to different stakeholder conflicting needs, making its management complex since the 50s. The Italy Switzerland Interreg Cooperation Parchi Verbano Ticino Project aimed at analysing the effects of water levels management on the hydro chemical conditions of the lake and on its biotic communities, in order to propose a sustainable water management strategy, which would reduce the conflicts of use and, at the same time, improve the biodiversity and the quality of this vast ecosystem. Freshwater ecosystems provide multiple ecosystem services, but their ecological integrity is often threatened by human induced water level fluctuations. Lake Maggiore and its River Ticino outlet, a transnational area between Italy and Switzerland, is subject to different stakeholder conflicting needs, making its management complex since the 50s. The Italy Switzerland Interreg Cooperation Parchi Verbano Ticino Project aimed at analysing the effects of water levels management on the hydro chemical conditions of the lake and on its biotic communities, in order to propose a sustainable water management strategy, which would reduce the conflicts of use and, at the same time, improve the biodiversity and the quality of this vast ecosystem. 85 Published version Articolo in rivista Societa metereologica subalpina. 1122 4339 Nimbus Torino Nimbus Torino Nimbus Torino Nimbus. Torino ZAUPA SILVIA CIFONI MARCO PAGANELLI DANIELE angela.boggero BOGGERO ANGELA marzia.ciampittiello CIAMPITTIELLO MARZIA michela.rogora ROGORA MICHELA nicolettarita.riccardi RICCARDI NICOLETTA RITA tiziana.dilorenzo DI LORENZO TIZIANA lyudmilatodorova.kamburska KAMBURSKA LYUDMILA TODOROVA |
