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This book covers an extensive range of issues related to constructed wetlands for treatment of stormwater and wastewater. In this book: Chapter One covers the functions and classifications of constructed wetlands, treatment processes of wetlands and a detailed description of microphytes; Chapter Two provides details of the design of wetlands and their construction; Chapter Three provides details of the important issue of operation and maintenance of constructed wetlands; Chapter Four highlights all the experience gained from managing a large and prominent urban wetland; and, Chapter Five outlines the importance of engaging the community when planning, designing and constructing wetlands.This book is useful for environmental professionals desiring a good appreciation of the concepts in constructed wetlands. This book is also a useful reference for graduate and post-graduate students of civil and environmental engineering, chemical engineering, environmental management or environmental science.