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    Enhancing urban and sub-urban riparian areas through ecosystem services and ecotourism activities by Gkiatas, G., Kasapidis, I., Koutalakis, P., Iakovoglou, V., Savvopoulou, A., Germantzidis, I., Zaimes, G. N.

    Published in Water science & technology. Water supply (01-09-2021)
    “…Riparian ecosystems in urban environments are usually degraded. Their sustainable management can reduce water pollution, mitigate climate change while…”
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    Improving Soil Erosion Prevention in Greece with New Tools by G. N. Zaimes, K. Ioannou, V. Iakovoglou, I. Kosmadakis, P. Koutalakis, G. Ranis, D. Emmanouloudis, R. C. Schultz

    “…Unsustainable anthropogenic activities such as agriculture and urbanization have caused excessive erosion rates that exceed soil formation rates. The…”
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    Transboundary Collaborations to Enhance Wildfire Suppression in Protected Areas of the Black Sea Region by Zaimes, G. N., Tufekcioglu, M., Tufekcioglu, A., Zibtsev, S., Corobov, R., Emmanouloudis, D., Uratu, R., Ghulijanyan, A., Borsuk, A., Trombitsky, I.

    “…For the most effective and efficient management of certain natural resources (e.g. protected areas) and disasters (e.g. wildfires) transboundary approaches are…”
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    Riparian Areas of Greece: Their Definition and Characteristics by Zaimes, G. N., Iakovoglou, V., Emmanouloudis, D., Gounaridis, D.

    “…Riparian areas are unique and of high importance ecosystems because they are adjacent to surface freshwater bodies suchas streams, rivers and lakes. They are…”
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    Innovative use of sensors to collect, analyze and forecast abiotic factors in order to improve productivity by Iakovoglou, V, Zaimes, G. N, Emmanouloudis, D, Ioannou, A, Bandekas, D, Magafas, L, Giordamlis, C, Kouris, P

    Published in Acta horticulturae (01-01-2014)
    “…The main goal of all agricultural systems is to improve production while at the same time reduce the cost of production. This is essential with the exponential…”
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    Riparian land uses and precipitation influences on stream bank erosion in central Iowa by Zaimes, G.N, Schultz, R.C, Isenhart, T.M

    “…Human alterations to the Iowa landscape, such as elimination of native vegetation for row crop agriculture and grazing, channelization of streams, and tile and…”
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    Streambank Soil and Phosphorus Losses Under Different Riparian Land-Uses in Iowa by Zaimes, George N, Schultz, Richard C

    “…Phosphorus and sediment are major nonpoint source pollutants that degrade water quality. Streambank erosion can contribute a significant percentage of the…”
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    Total phosphorus concentrations and compaction in riparian areas under different riparian land-uses of Iowa by Zaimes, George N., Schultz, Richard C., Isenhart, Thomas M.

    Published in Agriculture, ecosystems & environment (01-08-2008)
    “…Reducing non-point source phosphorus (P) pollution is often necessary to improve water quality in agricultural streams. Soil total P (TP) concentrations and…”
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    Riparian Grazing Impacts on Streambank Erosion and Phosphorus Loss Via Surface Runoff by Tufekcioglu, Mustafa, Schultz, Richard C., Zaimes, George N., Isenhart, Thomas M., Tufekcioglu, Aydin

    “…Surface runoff is one of the major pathways of sediment and phosphorus (P) transport to surface waters. Rainfall simulations were conducted on nine grazed…”
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    Temporal river channel changes in the Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area, Arizona, USA by Arthun, David, Zaimes, George Ν., Martin, Jonathan

    Published in Physical geography (01-02-2013)
    “…Human activities have led to the serious decline and degradation of riparian areas in the Southwestern United States. Areas in Arizona, such as the Gila Box…”
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