دانلود کتاب توسعه تالاب در شالیزارها و مدیریت بلایا

Extreme weather conditions have increased the risk of flood damage in Japan. Increases in flood disasters associated with global warming are occurring not only in Japan but also around the world. Land use practices must be reformed to protect cities from flood damage. I propose using green infrastructure to balance biodiversity conservation and flood control. Paddy fields can be used as green infrastructure.

Paddy fields hold water during heavy rains, protecting cities, and they can be referred to as paddy field dams. However, abandoned cultivated land is increasing in paddy fields due to an aging population and depopulation. Therefore, the flood control effects of paddy field dams are no longer utilized.

I propose combining abandoned cultivated land in one area and creating wetlands. The wetlands will not only hold water during the flood season but also provide habitat for aquatic animals and a place for children to learn about the environment. In addition, fish farming in wetlands could provide food for many people. Recreational activities such as fishing could also be conducted.

This proposal will help government officials across the world, especially those involved in urban and rural planning. It is expected that this concept will be supported by not only engineers but also biologists.

This book’s primary theme was developed based on the following three books Effects of Dam on Downstream Aquatic Community in Japan and Aquatic Animal Ecology in a Consolidated Paddy Field, Japan, published by LAMBERT Academic Publishing and Dam Construction, Paddy Farmland Consolidation and Aquatic Community in Japan published by Tokyo Tosho Shuppan.