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Effects of open marsh water management on selected tidal marsh resources: a review

Wolfe, R.J.

Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 12(4): 701-712

1996

ISSN/ISBN: 8756-971X
PMID: 9046479
Document Number: 462547
Open Marsh Water Management (OMWM) is a method of salt-marsh mosquito control that advocates source reduction and biological control through selective pond creation and ditching in mosquito breeding areas. This method has been used as an alternative to chemical insecticides in coastal wetlands for 30 years. This paper reviews the effects of OMWM on hydrology, topography, vegetation, mosquitoes, invertebrates, fishes, birds, mammals, and water quality. Other source reduction techniques and the economics of OMWM are also discussed.

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