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27. Marszelewski W (2006) Physical and chemical parameters of the Seven Lakes Streams. In:
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8. Gutry-Korycka M, Sadurski A, Kundzewicz ZW, Pociask-Karteczka J, Skrzypczak L (2014)
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9. EEA Report—EEA signals: key environmental issues facing Europe (2009)
10. Major M, Cie´ sli´ nski R (2015) Retentivity as an indicator of the Capacity of Basins without an
outlet to accumulate water surpluses. Polish J Environ Stud 24(6):2503–2514
11. Kundzewicz ZW (1997) Water resources for sustainable development. Hydrol Sci J 42(4):467–
480
12. http://hlmssustainability.com/sustainable-development-important/
13. Journal of Laws: No. 261, Item 2603 (2004)
14. Łajczak A (2012a) Babiogórski National Park. Water in national parks of Poland, Institute
of Geography and Spatial Management of the Jagiellonian University Cracow, pp 14–30 (in
Polish)
15. Łajczak A (2012b) Hydrography of Babia Góra. resources, circulation and water features,
explanations for the hydrographic map. Publisher of the Institute of Botany named after W.
Szafer Polish Academy of Sciences, Cracow (in Polish)
16. Łajczak A (1995) Mother of Improperness. Babia Góra’s paths. Colgraf-Press, Pozna´ n (in
Polish)
17. Pasternak K (1983) Surface waters. Studia Naturae B series 29:367–378 (in Polish)
18. Pasierbek T, Lamorski T, Omylak J (2006) Characteristics and scope of threats to high-altitude
nature in the Babiogórski National Park. Roczniki Bieszczadzkie 14:247–265 (in Polish)
19. Piotrowicz R, Klimaszyk P (2009) Problems with the classification of ecological status of lakes
with different hydrographical and morphometric-catchment parameters (Lake Ostrowieckie,
Drawie´ nski National Park). In: Diagnosing the state of the environment: research methods,
forecasts. BTN Bydgoszcz, pp 121–130 (in Polish)
20. Ławniczak AE, Strzelczak A, Choi´ nski A (2012) Drawie´ nski National Park. In: Water in
national parks of Poland. Institute of Geography and Spatial Management of the Jagiellonian
University Cracow, pp 74–92 (in Polish)
21. Mielnik L, Piotrowicz R, Klimaszyk P (2009) Chemical properties of bottom sediments in
through flow lakes located in Drawie´ nski National Park. Oceanol Hydrobiol Stud 38(3):69–76
(2009)
22. Czerwi´ nski J, Mazurski KR (1992) Giant mountains. Sport and Tourism Publisher, Warsaw (in
Polish)
23. Mazurski KR (2012) Karkonosze National Park. In: Water in national parks of Poland. Institute
of Geography and Spatial Management of the Jagiellonian University Cracow, pp 120–136 (in
Polish)
24. Mazurski KR (1998) Ecological aspects of the presence of shelters in the Karkonosze National
Park. In Geoecological problem of the Giant Mountains. Arcus Pozna´ n, pp 279–284 (in Polish)
25. Zdanowski B, Stawecki K, Prusik S, Hutorowicz J (2004) Physicochemical properties of water.
In: Water ecosystems of the “Bory Tucholskie” National Park, Publisher of the Inland Fisheries
Institute Olsztyn, pp 17–32 (in Polish)
26. Marszelewski W, Nowicka B (2012) National Park “Bory Tucholskie”. In: Water in national
parks of Poland. Institute of Geography and Spatial Management of the Jagiellonian University
Cracow, pp 178–200 (in Polish)
27. Marszelewski W (2006) Physical and chemical parameters of the Seven Lakes Streams. In:
Lakes and Mires of Bory Tuchoskie National Park. Oficyna Wydawnicza FOREST Józefów,
pp 127–136
28. Milecka K (2005) History of lobelia lakes in the western part of the Tuchola Forest against
the background of post-gradual development of forestry. UAM Scientific Publisher, Pozna´ n (in
Polish)
29. Boci˛ ag K (2003) The impact of acidic organic matter on the diversity of underwater vegetation
in soft water lakes. Acta Soc Botanicorum Pol 72(3):221–229
30. Choi´ nski A, Ławniczak AE, Ptak M (2012) Uj´ scie Warty National Park. In: Water in national
parks of Poland. Institute of Geography and Spatial Management of the Jagiellonian University
Cracow, pp 224–238 (in Polish)