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Monday, 22 April 2013 14:13 Ecosystem Based Adaptation Approach to Maintaining Water Security in Critical Water Catchments in Mongolia Print Email Additional Info Location: 43.74,101.72 Read 3719 times Show Street View Tweet Published in _Gobi Interior Global Tagged under Biodiversity Ecosystems Climate Change Water Security Related items Lake Chad Basin - Analysis of 90 Years Rainfall (Chelsa_Climate model) Dancing Rivers: A tool to support river management in Myanmar Lotus Threads - Inle Lake (Ramsar ID 2356) What Can Be Saved? Dams threaten wild rivers - This is Vjosa River ... Kinnickinnic River Restoration (Great Lakes Now) More in this category: What if we change - Women of the Gobi by John D. Liu » back to top