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Floodplains along regulated rivers often suffer from serious environmental   degradation. River and floodplain rehabilitation measures along the major   rivers of Hungary are motivated by two objectives: to inrease the floodwater   retention capacity of floodplains (also beyond the dykes) and to improve the   ecological conditions of floodplain habitats (with special regard to oxbow   lakes). In this paper reports and documents mostly written in Hungarian are   presented for the international public on river and floodplain rehabilitation   efforts. Examples for the water management objective are cited from the Tisza   and Körös Rivers, while interventions promoting the second, nature   conservation (and also forestry and agriculture), aim are mentioned from the   Danube and Drava Rivers. A common characteristic of the case studies is that   they apply ’hard engineering’ solutions to environmental problems. Although   water availability in the Szigetköz floodplain has substantially improved   after the building of the bottom weir, the efficiency of the recently   implemented engineering measures (the emergency reservoirs along the Tisza   and water replenishment structures along the Drava) is too early to judge

Floodplain rehabilitation projects in Hungary: Case studies from the Danube, Tisza, Körös and Drava rivers