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Grand-Lieu is a wetland formed by a basin lake and marsh near the estuary of the Loire, its vegetation and sedimentation are interdependent. They are in turn controlled by hydrological conditions: the historical source levels varied under the cumulative effects of tides, low flows and floods. The downstream communications have been cut and, in 1963, water gates were installed, the low flow level was then set in a high position. This rise of the water level caused the death of the protective reed-beds of the marsh. The margin of the lake is therefore subject to intense erosion in profit of the open water.

Déplacement des interactions entre couvert végétal et sédimentation-érosion dans une zone humide tidale, après modifications par endiguement et fixation haute du niveau d'étiage (Grand-Lieu, Loire-Atlantique, France)