Wetland Design: Principles and Practices for Landscape Architects and Land-Use Planners

This book lays out the key principles of wetland design, exploring their creation, restoration, enhancement, and construction. A practical, user-friendly guide that distills current research on wetland biology into principles that allow design professionals to create successful projects. Introduces over 150 concepts of wetland design on both a local, site-specific scale, as well as a larger watershed perspective. A timely resource both for protecting existing wetlands and for creating new, fully functional ones.

Author: Robert L. France • Format: Hardcover