1. READ FIRST
2. Cultural systems
2.1 First fen dwellers
2.2 Social benefits
2.2.1 Community crafts & husbandry
Reed husbandry
Thatching
Basketry
Rush weaving
Fishing
Wildfowling
Boating
Livestock husbandry
2.2.2 Hydrological benefits
2.2.3 Conservation
2.3 Notions about wetlands
2.4 History of water management
3. Hydrology
3.1 Conceptual model
3.2 Relations to ecosystems
3.2.1 Biodiversity
3.2.2 Primary productivity
3.2.3 Organic deposition
3.2.4 Nutrient cycling
3.2.5 Succession
3.2.6 Classification of hydrologic systems
4. Ecosystems
4.1 Habitats
4.1.1 Marginal wetlands
4.1.2 Mires
4.1.3 Transitional wetlands
4.1.4 Swamp & marsh
4.1.5 Standing water
4.2 Flows of materials
4.2.1 Water table
4.2.2 Soil chemistry
Nutrients
Toxins
4.2.3 Connections
Water
Sediment & nutrients
4.3 Flows of energy
4.3.1 Primary
4.3.2 Secondary
Detritus
Grazing
4.4 Wildlife
4.4.1 Adaptations
Lack of oxygen
Nutrients
Water quality
4.4.2 Communities
4.4.3 Species diversity
4.5 Dynamics
4.5.1 Marginal wetlands
4.5.2 Fens
4.5.3 Bogs
4.5.4 Arrested succession
4.5.5 Seasonal
5. Conservation systems
5.1 U.K. Wetland Heritage
5.1.1 Ecological variation
Peatland systems
Site categories
Water chemistry
Peat chemistry
Historical significance
5.1.2 Peatland types
Raised mire
Blanket mire
Fen
Basin mire
Valley mire
Soligenous mire
5.1.3 Flora
5.1.4 Fauna
5.1.5 Site selection
Evaluation
Representation
Key sites
5.1.6 Standing water
Standing water
Definition
Dystrophic systems
Oligotrophic systems
Mesotrophic systems
Eutrophic systems
Marl lakes
Temporary pools & ditches
Brackish systems
Biodiversity
Flora
Birds and mammals
Fish
Amphibians & reptiles
Key sites
5.2 Management
5.2.1 Factoring
5.2.2 Types of factors
Global
Climate
Pollution
Local
5.2.3 Factors in systems
Wetlands
Woodlands
5.2.4 Researching factors
Succession in woodlands
Succession in lakes
Modeling populations
5.3 Sites projects & plans
5.3.1 United Kingdom
Ouse & Wash
Siltlands
Lincolnshire Fens
Bedford Level
Divisions
Development
Drainage System
New Forest
Somerset Levels
Broadland
Otmoor
Aldeburgh North Haven
Rhos Llawr Cwrt
Newport mitigation wetlands
White House Farm
5.3.2 USA
Minnisota
5.3.3 Africa
5.3.4 South America
5.4 Creative conservation
6. Model systems
6.1 Phosphate model
6.1.1 Nutrient circulation
6.1.2 Lake phosphorous
6.1.3 Microcosms
6.1.4 Principles
Role of organisms
'Phosphate sponges'
'Phosphate sinks'
Multiplicity of pathways
Phosphate web
6.1.5 Seasonal cycles
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