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This is a synopsis report of the Wetland Water Supply Mechanisms (WETMECS) wetland mechanisms and their characteristics.
This report has aimed to give an overview of Aquifer Storage Recovery (ASR), including the drawbacks and advantages of the technique.
Results of salmon radio tracking studies on 6 rivers in south west England are described.
A preliminary study into the hydrogeology of permo-triassic sandstone.
The report details the ecology, status, trends and distribution of shad populations of England and Wales.
A review of health inequalities in England and recommendations on how to reduce them.
This report gives tabulated broad predictions on the coastal habitat losses and gains over the next 50 years for England and Wales.
A review into the impacts of sediment pollution from rural land on salmon and trout fisheries.
A literature review was undertaken, to consider existing knowledge concerning the occurrence, causes and implications of migration by coarse fish (non-salmonid freshwater fish) occurring in England and Wales.…
The effectiveness of the Water Fringe Option Scheme and similar schemes in protecting the water environment is evaluated.
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