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Hydrological Extremes, Coasts and Risk Management
Residential Street with community runoff retention solutions - Photo Credit: Abertay University

Increasing flood resilience: residential and community runoff retention solutions

4th December 2024
River Feshie near Aviemore - Photo Credit: Paul Glendell

Future Predictions of Water Scarcity in Scotland: Impacts to Distilleries and Agricultural Abstractors

17th June 2024
Flooded river onto field - Photo Credit: Andrew Tabas

Resilience to Fluvial Flooding: Knowns and Unknowns to Recommendations for Management

17th May 2024
Road closed due to flooding - Photo Credit: Mark Wilkinson

Building Public Health Resilience to Fluvial Flooding in Scotland

29th April 2024
Loch Reflection - Photo Credit: Tim Winterburn/UHI Inverness

Methodologies for sampling fish populations in Scottish freshwater lochs

26th April 2024
Flooded Field - Photo Credit: Gordon Henderson

Policy to Preparedness: Flood Policy and Community Engagement

17th April 2024
Loch water reflection - Photo credit: Sarah Halliday

Climate Crisis: informing Scotland’s actionable mitigation and adaptation response to water scarcity

15th April 2024
Scottish Loch - Photo Credit Linda May

Mitigating climate change impacts on the water quality of Scottish standing waters

20th March 2024
Cover photographs courtesy of: Top-right image: Basin fen at Whitlaw Mosses, Scottish Borders (Andrew McBride, Land and Habitats Consultancy); Bottom-left image: Raised bog at Threepwood Moss in the Scottish Borders (Andrew McBride, Land and Habitats Consultancy); Bottom-right image: A backwater swamp in the floodplain of the upper River Dee in Aberdeenshire (Stephen Addy, The James Hutton Institute).

Moderating extremes in water availability: a review of the role of functioning wetlands

2nd March 2022
Report Front Page Photos: Courtesy of GCU staff

Effective future communication of flood risk in Scotland

24th January 2022
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

27th August 2021
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

20th August 2020

Publications from our previous funding cycles are also available