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Working together To improve our water environment Glazert Water Potential options for river restoration and natural flood management in the Glazert catchment Draft summary report Report produced by:

W ATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATION 2002 1. Summary This report summarises the results of SEPA’s monitoring of water quality in Scotland’s rivers, estuaries and coastal waters between 1999 and 2002. The res

WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATION 2001 1. Summary This report summarises the results of SEPA’s monitoring of water quality in Scotland’s rivers, estuaries and coastal waters between 1995 and 2001. The resu

S cotland’s water environment 2019: A summary and progress report 19 December 2019 For information on accessing this document in an alternative format or language please either contact SEPA by teleph

Published September 2011 Water of Leith catchment profile Introduction The Water of Leith catchment covers 2 a total area of 122 km and predominantly drains the north western slopes of the Pentland Hi

Francis Hayes, WEF Purpose of the Fund • Water Framework Directive (2000) • Aim to reach GOOD status by 2027 at latest 2009- 2015- 2015 2021 2021- 2027 • Restoration can bring other benefits too To

The impact of climate change on WATER SCARCITYMore frequent extreme Climate change will Climate change low flows will impact likely lead to increases may more than on our water supply, in summer tempe

OFFICIAL Water Situation Report Autumn 2024 Scotland has seen drier than normal conditions this autumn which has resulted in low river levels. Winter will now be crucial to replenish water resources.

S COTTISH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY National Water Quality Classification 2006 C ontents Page Summary 1 1. Introduction: Water Quality Background Notes 3 2. River and Streams Water Quality 5 2.1

Significant Water Management Issues for Scotland 19 December 2019 For information on accessing this document in an alternative format or language please either contact SEPA by telephone on 03000 99 6