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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.

Tackling the challenges for Scotland’s water environment This paper is a joint statement created as an outcome of the National Advisory Group in which the strategy to tackle the most challenging probl

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

Annex C : Estuarine Classification Scheme for Scotland Class Description Aesthetic Fish Migration Benthic Resident Persistent Water Chemistry Condition Community Fish Substances (Note 15) and/or Bioas

Annex E: Classification for Scotland’s Standing Waters Water meets size qualification No Not Classified (Note 1) Yes -1 Currently Oligotrophic Yes Current Alkalinity ≥ 2 mg l Yes Significant presence

Annex D : Coastal Classification Scheme for Scotland CLASS/DESCRIPTION AESTHETIC CONDITION BIOLOGICAL CONDITION BACTERIOLOGICAL CONDITION CHEMICAL CONDITION Near Pristine and Flora and fauna and A Lik

Annex A: River Classification Scheme for Scotland a a Water Chemistry Biology Nutrients Aesthetic Toxic Comments d Condition Substances (Contaminate) b c Class Description DO BOD NH -N Fe pH Lab Analy

Guidance on Monitoring Of Landfill Leachate, Groundwater And Surface Water v 2 July 2003 SEPA July 2003 T his document has been modified from the Environment Agency document ‘Guidance on Monitoring o

The river basin management plan for the Scotland river basin district 2009–2015 Chapter 1: State of the water environment Chapter 1: State of the water environment Chapter guide* Section Page What's

Annex A: River Classification Scheme for Scotland a a Water Chemistry Biology Nutrients Aesthetic Toxic Comments d Condition Substances (Contaminate) b c Class Description DO BOD NH -N Fe pH Lab Analy