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Landscape with sunny green field with a bog and trees in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Scheldt estuary landscape in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Persian Cyclamen and Water Pennywort on a Cliff in the Ein Prat Reerve in Wadi Qelt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sunny meadows with trees under a clear blue sky in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Zebra walking on the grass in natural reerve Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow with reed and trees in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Zebra walking on the grass in natural reerve Royalty Free Stock Photo
Polder landscape in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium
Zebra walking on the grass in natural reerve Royalty Free Stock Photo
Slice to protect river Scheldt from flooding in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Zebra walking on the grass in natural reerve Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sunny fields with trees under a clear blue sky in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sunny meadow with trees under a clear blue sky in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dirt road along a peat lake in a wetland landscape trees in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wetland landscape in Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium Royalty Free Stock Photo
Polder landscape Kalkense Meersen nature reerve, Flanders, Belgium. Part of the Sigmaplan which protects Flanders from flooding. In extreme weather conditions, the river Scheldt and its tributaries can reach dangerously high water levels and can even overflow their banks. That is why the Sigma Plan invests in sturdier and higher levees and in a chain of natural flood control areas in the river valleys. Areas like these can catch excess river water in a controlled manner. This gives the rivers room to flow and to overflow


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