Abstract
AbstractSince 1990 the romanian territories of the Danube Delta received important international recognition of its unique value: Biosphere Reserve, World Heritage site, Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Wetland Convention, European Diploma for Protected Areas. Since then, the governance of the Danube Delta has an important role in biodiversity conservation with effects on the wellbeing of the local communities. Given the economic, social and local context, the european policies have shaped the management of the landscape and the natural resources. The European policies have shaped the landscape and natural resources management in the local, social and economic context. This chapter provides the analysis results of the dynamics and interlinkages between the Danube Delta governance and Danube Delta landscape, highlighting the influences on ecosystem services and on behavioural change of the key stakeholder by applying Nature-Based Solution to solve the Danube Delta’s ecological and societal challenges.KeywordsNature-Based SolutionsBehavioural changeLandscape managementEcosystem servicesEcological restorationLand-use change
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