Non-traditional applications of instream flow techniques for conserving habitat of biota in the Sabie River of Southern Africa

J. A. Gore; J. B. Layzer; I. A. Russell; P. J. Boon; P. Calow; G. E. Petts

Non-traditional applications of instream flow techniques for conserving habitat of biota in the Sabie River of Southern Africa

J. A. Gore, J. B. Layzer, I. A. Russell, P. J. Boon, P. Calow, G. E. Petts

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The Instream Flow Incremental Methodology, a technique for the prediction of minimum flows to protect biota, was applied to the Sabie River in Kruger National Park, South Africa. The objective was to maintain the highest possible biotic diversity in the river ecosystem. A set of discharges to protect biota was produced for river managers to consider. (D.W.T.)

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State	Published - 1992
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Non-traditional applications of instream flow techniques for conserving habitat of biota in the Sabie River of Southern Africa

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