Publications

CREW - Dynamic Coast The cover image shows: (Top) Storm waves reflecting and undermining artificial defences at Golspie, Highland. Copyright: A. MacDonald (2020). (Bottom left) coastal erosion of the beach crest adjacent to the World Heritage Site at Skara Brae, Bay of Skaill in Orkney. Copyright: A Rennie / NatureScot (2019). (Bottom right) an oblique aerial image of the Splash play park at Montrose looking north. In the 1980s the play park was set-back within the dune, due to the subsequent coastal e

Dynamic Coast - Coastal Erosion in Scotland

Slender Naiad (Najas Flexilis) Habitat - Site Prioritisation

Slender Naiad (Najas Flexilis) Habitat - Site Prioritisation

Image of septic tank modelling report Cover photographs courtesy of: Samia Richards (JHI).

Developing a probabilistic risk model to estimate phosphorus, nitrogen and microbial pollution to water from septic tanks

Review of wastewater monitoring applications for public health and novel aspects of environmental quality

Review of wastewater monitoring applications for public health and novel aspects of environmental quality

Lags in water quality response to diffuse pollution control measures: a review. Cover photos (left - right): https://extension.usu.edu/waterquality/powerpoint/; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riparian_buffer licensed under CC BY-SA

Lags in water quality response to diffuse pollution control measures: a review

Natural sources of phenols and mitigation measures to reduce their release into the water environment; Photo credits: David Richards (left), Rachel Helliwell (centre), Nikki Baggaley (top)

Natural sources of phenols and mitigation measures to reduce their release into the water environment

Evaluating an upland NFM hydrometric network. Photo credits: James Hutton Institute

Evaluating an upland NFM hydrometric network: implications for future monitoring

Tracking SARS-COV2 via Municipal Wastewater. Cover photographs courtesy of : John Barr and David Wills (Scottish Water) and Alison Tidswell (Roslin Institute)

Tracking SARS-CoV-2 via Municipal Wastewater

Report: Private water supplies and the potential implications of climate change. Photo credit: James Hutton Institute

Private water supplies and the potential implications of climate change

Slender Naiad Habitat Assessment. Cover photographs courtesy of: Iain Gunn, UKCEH

Slender Naiad (Najas flexilis) Habitat Quality Assessment

Ecological significance report cover. Photo credits: Miriam Glendell, Steve Addy (James Hutton Institute)

Understanding the link between phosphorus and ecological impact

Investment decisions at small drinking water supply systems. Cover photographs courtesy of: Urban Water Technology Centre, Abertay University, James Hutton Institute

Investment decisions at small drinking water supply systems

Publications from our previous funding cycles are also available