Land and Water Resource Management

Scotland's lochs have long been cherished for their natural beauty, providing habitats for diverse wildlife and acting as beneficial recreational spaces for locals and tourists alike. However, these iconic water bodies face serious challenges such as climate change and nutrient run-off that threaten their ecological integrity and public health. 

Global temperatures are now approximately 1.5ᵒC higher than pre-industrial levels. Rising air and water temperatures, alongside shifting rainfall patterns, are changing our planet’s ecosystem.

5th International Workshop on High Temporal Resolution Water Quality Monitoring and Analysis

The James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland 17th-19th of June 2024

Your Planet Your Future

Sowing Seeds for the Next generation    Careers for People and the Environment

Posted on behalf of Rachel Helliwell and Lorna Dawson

The Hydro Nation International Centre's World Water Day event, 'Leveraging water for a just transition' is fast approaching.

On 22nd March 2024, this hybrid event with live streaming will take place at Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh.

The programme for the event and Eventbrite link to register are available here: 2024 | Hydronation International Centre (hnic.scot)

The article below has been provided to CREW by the report authors: Dominic Duckett, Mads Troldborg, Sarah Hendry, Hubert Cousins

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CREW's water sector Register of Expertise was launched on World Water Day March 22nd 2023. 

Learn all about it here!