10 years of Wadden and North Sea protection: evaluation and perspectives Katherine Richardson OriginalPaper Pages: 7 - 11
Protection of the Wadden Sea from the perspective of the public Alfred Thorwarth OriginalPaper Pages: 13 - 14
Do we have the right strategies to combat eutrophication in the Wadden Sea? — A critical review of current policies Jan KaiserStephan Lutter Eutrophication Pages: 17 - 24
Long-term development of biomass of intertidal macrozoobenthos in different parts of the Wadden Sea. Governed by nutrient loads? Karel EssinkJan J. BeukemaGrace R. Vedel Eutrophication Pages: 25 - 35
How two large-scale “experiments” illustrate the Importance of enrichment and fishery for the functioning of the Wadden Sea ecosystem J. J. BeukemaG. C. CadéeR. Dekker Eutrophication Pages: 37 - 44
Is lichen-rich dry dune grassland (Violo-Corynephoretum dunense) on the verge of disappearing from the West-Frisian Islands, through aerial eutrophication? Rita Ketner-OostraHenriette van der Loo Eutrophication Pages: 45 - 49
Sediment transport studies in the tidal basins of the Dutch Waddenzee Patrick McLarenFrank SteyaertRichard Powys Monitoring Pages: 53 - 61
Statistical tools for monitoring benthic communities Dietmar PfeiferHans-Peter BäumerUlrike Schleier Monitoring Pages: 63 - 76
Optical remote sensing of microphytobenthic biomass: a method to monitor tidal flat erodibility J. H. M. HakvoortM. HeinekeG. Witte Monitoring Pages: 77 - 85
SWAP — Ecosystem Research in the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea: A synopsis Christiane Gätje Exchange Processes Pages: 89 - 92
Currents and suspended particulate matter in tidal channels of the Sylt-Rømø basin Jens KappenbergHans-Ulrich FangerAgmar Müller Exchange Processes Pages: 93 - 100
Sediments and suspended matter in the sylt-Rømø tidal area: A summary of Results Collected in the “SWAP”-project Rolf KösterKlaus Ricklefs Exchange Processes Pages: 101 - 109
The role of macrobenthic communities for sediment-water material exchange in the Sylt-Rømø tidal basin Harald AsmusRagnhild Asmus Exchange Processes Pages: 111 - 119
Coastal change in a tidal backbarrier basin of the northern Wadden Sea: Are tidal flats fading away? Karsten Reise Exchange Processes Pages: 121 - 127
Effects of the tube-building polychaeteLanice conchilega (Pallas) on benthic macrofauna and nematodes in an intertidal sandflat Ruth ZühlkeDietrich BlomeSabine Dittmann Resilience Pages: 131 - 138
Birds, mussels, cockles and shellfish fishery in the Dutch Wadden Sea: How to deal with low food stocks for eiders and oystercatchers? Cor J. SmitNorbert DankersAndré Meijboom Shellfish Fisheries Pages: 141 - 153
Influence of physical factors and fishing activity on the occurrence of seabirds scavenging around shrimpers in the Wadden Sea Uwe WalterP. H. Becker Shellfish Fisheries Pages: 155 - 162
The 25 year strategic plan for the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area: A model for strategic planning in the Wadden Sea Area? Tim Cansfield-Smith Management-Related Research Pages: 165 - 171
The significance of ecosystem research in the Wadden Sea for monitoring and management Maren Kaiser Management-Related Research Pages: 173 - 176
Ecological Quality Objectives (EQOS) of the Wadden Sea are interlinked and hierarchically interdependent Thomas HöpnerInes Kellner Management-Related Research Pages: 177 - 183
Draft management plan for the Wadden Sea of Schleswig-Holstein Martin Stock Management-Related Research Pages: 185 - 194
Regional-economic development and environmental protection in and around the Dutch part of the Wadden Sea Ed C. van der Knijff Management-Related Research Pages: 201 - 208
Recommendations of the 9th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium Management-Related Research Pages: 213 - 214
