This is the final report to Natural England on the project „Using novel palaeolimnological techniques to define lake conservation objectives for three Cheshire meres‟: Melchett Mere, Tatton Mere and Comber Mere. The aim is to use existing and recently developed palaeoecological techniques to define reference conditions and assess the condition of selected Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) in the Cheshire meres, and thereby assist in the setting of conservation objectives and management goals
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1. Collect an open water and a littoral core from the loch 2. Extrude the cores in the field at 1 c...
Effective management of lakes and their catchments is key to reducing excess nutrient inputs and rev...
This is the final report to Natural England on Contract No: SAE03/02/054 ‘Using novel palaeolimnolo...
This is the final report to Natural England on Contract No: SAE03/02/054 ‘Using novel palaeolimnolo...
This is the final report to the Environment Agency and English Nature under an extension to project ...
This is the final report to Natural England on the project “Palaeolimnological evidence for eutrophi...
This is the final report to the Environment Agency: Water Quality Investigation of Loweswater, Cumbr...
Eutrophication is a worldwide phenomenon affecting the ecology of water bodies, yet little is known ...
The current study uses multiproxy palaeolimnological analysis of sediment cores to reconstruct the l...
This paper raises fundamental questions about the sole use of paleolimnological techniques to identi...
In a recent discussion of research priorities for palaeoecology, it was suggested that palaeoecologi...
This report presents the results from a short sediment core taken at Crazy Well Pool, Dartmoor. In ...
This is the final report to the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and Scottish Natural Heritag...
This is the final report to the Environment Agency under an extension to the project, ‘Development o...
© 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature B.V. This is the accepted manuscri...
1. Collect an open water and a littoral core from the loch 2. Extrude the cores in the field at 1 c...
Effective management of lakes and their catchments is key to reducing excess nutrient inputs and rev...
This is the final report to Natural England on Contract No: SAE03/02/054 ‘Using novel palaeolimnolo...
This is the final report to Natural England on Contract No: SAE03/02/054 ‘Using novel palaeolimnolo...
This is the final report to the Environment Agency and English Nature under an extension to project ...
This is the final report to Natural England on the project “Palaeolimnological evidence for eutrophi...
This is the final report to the Environment Agency: Water Quality Investigation of Loweswater, Cumbr...
Eutrophication is a worldwide phenomenon affecting the ecology of water bodies, yet little is known ...
The current study uses multiproxy palaeolimnological analysis of sediment cores to reconstruct the l...
This paper raises fundamental questions about the sole use of paleolimnological techniques to identi...
In a recent discussion of research priorities for palaeoecology, it was suggested that palaeoecologi...
This report presents the results from a short sediment core taken at Crazy Well Pool, Dartmoor. In ...
This is the final report to the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and Scottish Natural Heritag...
This is the final report to the Environment Agency under an extension to the project, ‘Development o...
© 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature B.V. This is the accepted manuscri...
1. Collect an open water and a littoral core from the loch 2. Extrude the cores in the field at 1 c...
Effective management of lakes and their catchments is key to reducing excess nutrient inputs and rev...