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Securing a Future that Flows: Case Studies of Protection Mechanisms for Rivers

Date: October 28, 2020
Moir, K., M. Thieme, and J. Opperman.

Reviewers and Contributors:
Mexico: Sergio Salinas-Rodríguez (WWF-Mexico)
Costa Rica: Emmanuel Boulet (Inter-American Development Bank)
China: Qiaoyu Guo (The Nature Conservancy), Lin Cheng (WWF-China),
David Harrison (The Nature Conservancy)
Brazil: David Harrison (The Nature Conservancy), Damian Fleming
(WWF-UK), Mariana Napolitano Ferreira (WWF-Brazil)
Norway: Petra Remeta (WWF-Adria), Martina Mlinaric (WWF-European
Policy Office)
Sarah Davidson (WWF-US)
Amy Newsock (The Nature Conservancy)
This publication relates to:
- Freshwater
- Connected Rivers of Resilience

In this white paper, we highlight place-based river protections in three countries, including national legal mechanisms such as river designations in the United States and Norway, and environmental water reserves in Mexico.

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Securing a Future that Flows: Case Studies of Protection Mechanisms for Rivers