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Catchment Lab aims to establish the UK's first catchment laboratories network to assess woodland creation's water impacts. It will provide critical data, refine models, foster partnerships, and expand a monitoring network to inform Defra’s water policies.
This Practice Guide provides advice to forest managers, practitioners, planners and supervisors, on how forest operations should be planned and managed to protect the water environment.
By Samantha Broadmeadow and Tom Nisbet.
Research Report to Parrett Catchment Project, Wet Woodland Group, December 2003.
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By Tom Nisbet and Huw Thomas.
Final Report for Defra Project SLD2316 – a study designed to evaluate and demonstrate the contribution of floodplain woodland to flood alleviation.
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Forest hydrology
Soil sustainability
By Samantha Broadmeadow and Tom Nisbet.
Research report to Forestry Commission England, March 2009.
Forest Research Monograph: 1ISBN 978-0-85538-822-5
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By Bill Rayner and Bruce Nicoll
This assessment was instigated by Forestry Commission Scotland, with the aim of appraising the suitability of the hill watershed directly above the A83 at the ‘Rest and Be Thankful’ in Glen Croe for tree planting and the potential for the trees and shrubs to reduce the incidence of debris flows […]
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