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Research background
Within the topic of ecological restoration various components of wetlands (water, soil, biodiversity and vegetation) and their ecological aspects are studied in order to know the optimal design of constructed or restored wetlands to attain multiple environmental services like e.g., water quality improvement, biodiversity strengthening, soil improvement and landscape integration. It is of relevant interest for me the role of wetlands at the landscape scale, specially, their influences on ecological processes happening in catchments.
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Selected publications
- Moreno, D., Pedrocchi, C. and Comín, F.A. (in press). Avian communities’ preferences in recently created agricultural wetlands in irrigated landscapes of semi-arid zones. Biodiversity and Conservation (DOI 10.1007/s10531-008-9472-7).
- Moreno-Mateos, D. and Comín, F.A. (in press) Integrating objectives and scales for planning and implementing wetland restoration. Restoration Ecology.
- Moreno-Mateos, D., Pedrocchi, C. and Comín, F.A. (in press) How wetland features influence on the structure of recent bird communities in irrigated agricultural catchments: design and management implications. Biodiversity and Conservation.
- Moreno-Mateos, D., Pedrocchi, C. and Comín, F.A. (in press) Influences of constructed wetlands on water quality in a semi-arid catchment degraded by intensive agricultural use. Ecological Engineering. [Link to DOI]
- Moreno, D., Mander, U., Comín, F.A., Pedrocchi, C. 2008. Relationships between landscape pattern, wetland characteristics and water quality in agricultural catchments. Journal of Environmental Quality 37: 2170-2180.
- Moreno-Mateos, D., Pedrocchi, C. and Comín, F.A. 2008. Creation of wetlands for the improvement of saline soils degraded by agricultural uses in semi-arid areas. Applied Soil Ecology 40: 57-66
- Moreno, D., Pedrocchi, C., Comín, F.A., García, M. and Cabezas, A. 2007. Creating wetlands for the improvement of water quality and landscape restoration in semiarid zones degraded by intensive agricultural use. Ecological Engineering 30: 103-111.
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