Newsletter 2: November 2011
| MOPS2 working with EdenDTCThe MOPS2 constructed wetlands for mitigation of diffuse pollution annual sediment survey is underway. More detail | |
 | Meeting with Farmers in NewbyWhat can we do to improve land and water management in the River Eden catchment? Discussions between the farmers and scientists tackled some of the pressures and challenges that are affecting farming in the Eden. More detail |
| A busy time for the field team in the Eden Sampling within the Eden and the weather.More detail | |
| Catchment Science 2011 Explores Managing Agriculture for Economic and Environmental Benefit The highly successful 2011 Catchment Science meeting held at The Mansion House, Dublin, jointly hosted by Irish Agricultural Catchments Programme (Teagasc/DAFF) and the UK Demonstration Test Catchments Projects (Defra/EA) was well supported, with over 200 delegates. More detail | |
| EdenDTC collaborates with the NERC Environmental Virtual Observatory pilot A new and exciting project which is bringing together environmental data, models and visualisation tools to assist environmental decision making is working with the DTC in the Eden. More detail |
