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Swollen river with sediment. Photograph courtesy of Nikki Baggaley

Assessing the socio-economic impacts of soil degradation on Scotland’s water environment

27th June 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
Cover photographs courtesy of: Abertay University

Effectiveness of construction mitigation measures to avoid or minimise impact to groundwater dependent wetlands and to peat hydrology

18th March 2022
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
Beaver Report Front Cover Cover photos: Left and top right photos courtesy of Katya Dimitrova-Petrova. Middle photo courtesy of Josie Geris.

Establishing the potential influence of beaver activity on the functioning of rivers and streams and water resource management in Scotland

17th January 2022
Image: Wind turbine next to water; Cover photographs courtesy of: Jennifer Dodd (Edinburgh Napier University) and Marine Scotland Science.

The impact of shadow flicker or pulsating shadow effect, caused by wind turbine blades, on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)

30th November 2021
P Flows Report_Front Cover Cover photographs courtesy of: https://stock.adobe.com/uk/

Phosphorus recycling possibilities considering catchment and local agricultural system benefits: a review and regional Scottish case study

8th September 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
Ecological significance report cover. Photo credits: Miriam Glendell, Steve Addy (James Hutton Institute)

Understanding the link between phosphorus and ecological impact

9th July 2020
Water management diagram; Image credit: CREW

The North Glasgow Integrated Water Management System: A review

15th December 2016
iMAGE OF FRESHWATER MUSSEL; Cover photograph courtesy of: Susan Cooksley, James Hutton Institute

A review of techniques for the monitoring of fine sediments: discussion document to inform workshop

1st July 2016

Publications from our previous funding cycles are also available