43 ha forest catchment restoring riparian wetlands and peatland hydration through near-natural retention and ditch blocks.
The Świniobródka River is located in the Supraśl River basin (Vistula River basin). The stream is approximately 7 km long with an average flow of about 0.2 m³/s, running through lowland forest dominated by pine, spruce, and birch. Past drainage works altered forest and marsh ecosystems; this showcase assesses existing drought-prevention measures (two small near-natural retention reservoirs) and plans new nature-based weirs from natural materials to block drainage ditches. These interventions restore riparian wetlands and proper hydration of peatlands in the catchment. Mean annual temperature is 8 °C and precipitation 560 mm.
Socio-economic monitoring shows how people access, use, perceive, and engage with this showcase. It combines partner-uploaded social indicators and accessibility analyses.
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Awaiting 2025 data
| Code | Indicator | What it measures | Source | Frequency | Status |
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| S1A | Time accessibility | Population or travel-time access to the wetland | Partner upload / External Data Analysis | Annual | Awaiting 2025 data |
| S1B | Wetland visitors | Number of visitors per year | Partner upload | Annual | Awaiting 2025 data |
| S1C | Users accessibility | Potential users per km² | Partner upload / External Data Analysis | Annual | Awaiting 2025 data |
| S3A | Public involvement | Participation in wetland-related activities | Partner upload | Annual | Awaiting 2025 data |
| S3B | Virtual engagement | Online or digital engagement level | Partner upload | Annual | Awaiting 2025 data |
| S3C | Social contribution to science | Number or percentage of public contributions | Partner upload | Annual | Awaiting 2025 data |
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River corridor in Knyszyńska Forest
Nature-based ditch block design
Riparian wetland restoration site
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