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Matteo Ventura, Giulio Careddu, Edoardo Calizza, Simona Sporta Caputi, Emmanuelle Argenti, David Rossi, Loreto Rossi and Maria Letizia Costantini
Lakes worldwide have been strongly affected by several types of human-caused alteration, including changes in water level. This also affects deep lakes, including volcanic ones. Volcanic lakes in the Mediterranean area are of great importance for the loc...
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Bachisio Mario Padedda, Antonella Lugliè, Giuseppina Grazia Lai, Filippo Giadrossich, Cecilia Teodora Satta and Silvia Pulina
In water management plans, all human impacts on the aquatic environment are quantified and evaluated. For this purpose, lake-related assessment methods of watersheds are needed. The aim of this study is to present the environmental condition along the wa...
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Lucía Vera-Herrera, Juan Soria, Javier Pérez and Susana Romo
The Natural Park of Albufera (Valencia, Spain) is one of the Spanish Mediterranean wetlands where rice is cultivated intensively. The hydrology of the Albufera Lake, located in the center, combines natural contributions with complex human management. The...
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Chrysoula Ntislidou, Dimitra Bobori and Maria Lazaridou
The estimation of the number of samples required for reliably monitoring lakes? benthic macroinvertebrates is difficult due to the natural variability and cost and time constraints. To determine a statistically robust and effective sampling design, we co...
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Triantafyllia-Maria Perivolioti, Jaroslava Frouzova, Michal Tu?er and Dimitra Bobori
Fish stock monitoring is an important element for the sustainable management of inland water resources. A scarcity of data and the lack of systematic monitoring for Lake Trichonis precludes an up-to-date assessment. To assess the current status of pelagi...
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Jose Luis Diaz-Hernandez and Antonio Jose Herrera-Martinez
Each lake complex must be understood before attempting any regional synthesis leading us to view these water-bodies as indicators of regional climate change. Therefore, in order to improve knowledge of these Mediterranean biotopes, we examined the depend...
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Yochanan Kushnir and Mordechai Stein
This paper examines the hydroclimate history of the Eastern Mediterranean (EM) region during the 10th to 14th centuries C.E., a period known as the Medieval Climate Anomaly (MCA), a time of significant historical turmoil and change in the region. The stu...
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Neila Annabi-Trabelsi, Gamal El-Shabrawy, Mohamed E. Goher, Madhavapeddi N. V. Subrahmanyam, Yousef Al-Enezi, Mohammad Ali, Habib Ayadi and Genuario Belmonte
The copepod assemblages and abiotic parameters were investigated at 11 stations in a large coastal lake (Lake Manzalah, Nile Delta) from 2009?2010 in order to verify any impacts of eutrophication and salinity on the copepod species composition. The envir...
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Elizabeth Avery, Richard Bibby, Ate Visser, Bradley Esser and Jean Moran
During the dry months of the water year in Mediterranean climates, groundwater influx is essential to perennial streams for sustaining ecosystem health and regulating water temperature. Predicted earlier peak flow due to climate change may result in decr...
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Jesús de-los-Ríos-Mérida, Andreas Reul, María Muñoz, Salvador Arijo, Silvana Tapia-Paniagua, Manuel Rendón-Martos, Francisco Guerrero
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This work concerns the case study of a Mediterranean Ramsar salt lake (Fuente de Piedra, southern Spain) that receives the treated wastewater of the local village treatment plant. The wastewater goes through a system of canals, water dams, and three semi...
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