WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Nick Paling
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In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. WRT's Nick Paling gave an overview of how participatory interrogation of data and evidence can help engage catchment partners and inform/target catchment and environmental management.
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Nick Paling's (WRT Head of Evidence & Engagement) presentation on the work Westcountry Rivers Trust has been do with the University of Exeter to trial rapid, low-cost remote sensing technologies (with a specially developed smartphone app, a remote controlled drone and fine-grained Structure-from-Motion – SfM – photogrammetric modelling), and assessed the potential of this approach for targeting catchment management interventions designed to mitigate sources and pathways of diffuse agricultural pollution mobilisation at a farm/field scale. The study has also examined the benefits of using this approach compared to the use of freely available topogrpahic data obtained from Tellus SW LiDAR aerial survey (funded by NERC).
Presentation given at the IFM- and SFCC-hosted 'Mapping for Environmental Management Workshop' in Edinburgh on March 2nd 2016.
CaBA GI & Urban Water Management Workshop
Collaborative delivery of green infrastructure and water management solutions (e.g. SuDS) in the urban environment can realise multiple benefits including reduced flood risk, improved water quality and biodiversity, greater amenity and enhanced community health and well-being. In March 2016, the CaBA Urban Working Group, in collaboration with the Defra Urban Ecosystem Services Project (www.urbanwater-eco.services) and Ciria (www.ciria.org), hosted a series of workshops designed to build capacity and expertise within CaBA partnerships to help drive greater collaborative delivery within the urban environment.
Nick Paling Lecture on river catchment water quality assessment
In this 1 hour lecture Dr Nick Paling, the Westcountry Rivers Trust's Head of Data, Evidence & Communications illustrates how the pressures degrading water quality in a catchment can be assessed and their sources determined. Once done, this allows a carefully tailored and targeted plan of action to be formed to reduce these impacts.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Steve Granger
This document discusses using stable isotopes to trace sources of phosphate in the River Taw catchment area. Phosphate concentrations in the river have been increasing, causing parts of the catchment to fail water quality standards for phosphorus. The document establishes baseline stable isotope signatures for different potential phosphate sources like soil, fertilizer, and manure. Isotope ratios were then measured for phosphate samples collected from sites across the catchment area. Preliminary results suggest the main sources of phosphate in the upper catchment are sewage treatment works, septic tanks, and possibly mineral fertilizers, with septic tanks being a diffuse source that could explain rising concentrations. More sampling is needed to better understand phosphate dynamics and identify other contributing sources
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Sean Comber
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. The University of Plymouth's Sean Comber gave a summary of their work with WRT to examine the effects of road run-off on the Upper River Teign.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Scott West
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. WRT's Scott West gave a presentation on the fishery managers toolbox for species and habitat management.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Peter Downs
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. The University of Plymouth's Peter Down gave a presentation on his work studying the hydromorphology of rivers, especially the effect of reservoirs on river substrates.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Laurence Couldrick
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. WRT's Laurence Couldrick gave an overview of the Ecosystems Approach to catchment management planning and delivery.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Jerry Gallop
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. The Environment Agency's Jerry Gallop gave a review of the Catchment Restoration Fund Programme over the last 3 years.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - David Baxter
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. The Environment Agency's David Baxter presented an overview of the River Basin Management Planning Process and the Catchment Based Approach
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Angela Bartlett
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. WRT's Angela Bartlett gave a a presentation of her work undertaking detailed catchment risk assessments for water quality.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Andy King & Jamie Stevens
In December 2014 WRT held a Catchment Based Approach and Catchment Restoration Fund Conference in Exeter. The University of Exeter's Andy King and Jamie Stevens gave an overview of their work on fish genetics.
WRT CaBA/CRF Conference 02/12/14 - Adrian Dowding
The document summarizes the work of the Westcountry Rivers Trust to improve fish passage and habitat connectivity in the River Taw catchment from 2009 to the present. Key projects include the ongoing TAW Project to remove barriers to fish migration, improvements at several weirs, and the complete removal of North Wyke Weir to allow unimpeded fish passage. The overall goal is to achieve good ecological status for waterbodies in accordance with the Water Framework Directive by taking a catchment-based partnership approach and addressing obstacles to fish migration.
The History of the Westcountry RIvers Trust
At the Trust's recent Catchment Management Conference and 20th Anniversary Celebration, Arlin Rickard our first Director and subsequent founder of The Rivers Trust gave a hugely entertaining presentation on the Trust's history and all of the astonishing things that have been achieved since we formed in 1994.
Conservation Strategy Mapping: Terrestrial Orchids
In light of the lack of precise habitat definitions for many terrestrial orchid species, it was the overall aim of this study to gain a more accurate and quantitative understanding of the factors that determine orchid occurrence and to demonstrate how these data could be used to inform orchid conservation. We have developed a novel approach to ecological research and conservation strategy development that, if adopted, could facilitate empirically-based conservation projects that are more easily and effectively implemented by non-specialist conservation practitioners at a local level. Our approach integrates two techniques that are increasingly being used in ecological research and conservation biology and which have great potential to facilitate targeted and applicable studies of this type. The first is GIS, which has recently emerged as a powerful tool for studying landscape ecology and for developing conservation strategy at a landscape level. The second is the data analysis technique of Classification and Regression Tree Analysis (CART). Our method integrates the power of GIS and CART analysis to characterise the determinants of orchid dispersion and the combination of these factors that represent ‘good’ or potential habitat for the species.
Taw River Improvement Project - Science Day
This document summarizes data on orthophosphate levels in the Taw River catchment in Devon, England from 1990 to 2012. The key points are:
- Highest orthophosphate concentrations were found in the upper reaches of the Taw River from Yeo Farm to Chenson.
- Orthophosphate levels varied greatly from year to year. Flow and monthly trends indicate point sources like sewage treatment works and a dairy factory contributed significantly.
- Diffuse (non-point) sources contributed an estimated 30-60 micrograms per liter of orthophosphate.
- Applying proposed UK standards retroactively shows the entire catchment has failed water quality standards for orthoph
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