Implementation sites
March-Thaya Floodplains, AT/SK
Elimination of Channel and Bank Regulations to Restore Pristine Conditions, Biodiversity, and Enhance Flood Protection
Site features
River-Floodplain Ecosystem: A diverse river-floodplain system encompasses numerous side arms, backwaters, and lush floodplain forests spanning an impressive 54,000 hectares. This exceptional area holds the distinction of being a Bi(Tri)lateral Ramsar site, recognized and protected for its ecological significance at the international level. Furthermore, it is designated as a key Natura 2000 site within the European Union, underscoring its importance in preserving Europe’s natural heritage.
Existing projects
Restore4life implementation plans
Removal of channel and bank regulations for restoration of pristine conditions, biodiversity, and flood protection Lead: BOKU, Partner viaDonau
Facts & Figures
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Life+ project “Restoration of the Lower Morava Floodplains” (2011, 2019); INTERREG Project Thaya 2020; ETZ Project Polder Soutok (2010-14) Re-connection of side arms, transformation of arable land back into loodplain areas for flood protection
This exceptional area holds the distinction of being a Bi(Tri)lateral Ramsar site, recognized and protected for its ecological significance at the international level.
