Welcome to the autumn edition of our iCASP news bulletin. As part of water@leeds, members of our team support the UK Freshwater Quality Programme, funded by NERC, DEFRA and DAERA, investigating differences sources and mixtures of pollution and the impacts of pollutants in our freshwaters. We also support two other major international projects – WaterLANDS, working with … Read more
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Welcome to the summer edition of our news bulletin. It features: Your feedback from the workshops at Confluence 2025 A new manual available to help farmers have the best possible natural flood management measures on their land A report on our Freshwater Quality Conference and exciting lunchtime webinars on the horizon as part of the programme … Read more
Update from Freshwater Quality Champion Team Welcome to the Freshwater Quality Programme autumn 2024 newsletter, which has been produced by the Champion team based in water@leeds, University of Leeds. The newsletter provides updates from the Champion team and the five research projects within the programme, which each focus on different aspects of water quality.
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Welcome to the Spring edition of our quarterly newsletter. We are delighted to confirm that iCASP has been extended by the Natural Environment Research Council for an additional year and will now run until at least 31 January 2024. Yorkshire was recently hit by three back-to-back storms within a week. This is a stark reminder of how … Read more
Welcome to the Autumn Edition of our quarterly newsletter. Read how £160k has been secured for innovative work to reduce the risk of flooding in Yorkshire, we’ve started modelling at Backstone Beck & meet our new project support officer Emma from Calderdale. If you have any suggestions for future content or comments please email us.