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Image of good and bad buffers Cover image courtesy of: Marc Stutter and Mark Wilkinson (James Hutton Institute)

Better Buffer Design, Placement and Management

Front cover image showing medicine - Different Medicines, Patient Education, and Green Pharmaceuticals (www.canva.com)

Environmentally informed pharmaceutical prescribing in Scotland

Private sewerage system; Cover photos courtesy of: Rowan Ellis (James Hutton Institute)

Overcoming barriers to engaging with private sewerage users in support of sustainable rural water services

CRW2020_02_Front_Cover Cover photographs courtesy of: NFUS, Stock Adobe

Moving to more sustainable methods of slurry application: implications for water quality of waterbodies and water protected areas

Construction mitigation measures wetlands and peat Cover photographs courtesy of: Abertay University

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

Applying drinking water treatment residuals to land: opportunities and implications. Cover photographs courtesy of: Robin Waddell and Daniel Gilmour.

Applying drinking water treatment residuals to land: opportunities and implications

Pharmaceuticals in the water environment; Cover photos courtesy of: Karin Helwig and Scottish Water

Pharmaceuticals in the water environment: baseline assessment and recommendations

Sediment continuity through ROR hydropower schemes Cover photographs courtesy of: cbec

Sediment continuity through run-of-river hydropower schemes

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

Front page to the MGSDP report All photographs courtesy of: The Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Partnership

Taking a collaborative approach in the water sector: A review of the Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Partnership

Front cover image Cover photographs: (Tramlines, soil erosion and sward lifter) courtesy of: Joanna Cloy and Nikki Baggaley

A state of knowledge overview of identified pathways of diffuse pollutants to the water environment

Effective future communication of flood risk in Scotland Photos: Courtesy of GCU staff

Effective future communication of flood risk in Scotland

Publications from our previous funding cycles are also available