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  1. The WFD classification consists of measurements or modelling of a variety of biological and chemical parameters, and assessments of loch levels and changes to habitat.

  2. This Loch Raven Reservoir watershed report presents a brief discussion of the BSID process on which the watershed analysis is based, and which may be reviewed in more detail in the report entitled …

  3. It is grown under controlled farming methods off the West coast of Scotland in the pristine Loch Etive that is 30km long and up to 145m deep. The loch has been eroded by the flow of ice from successive …

  4. This document summarizes proposed and potential restoration strategies to meet local Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) requirements associated with the urban wasteload allocation (WLA) for Loch …

  5. This document provides advice to Public Authorities and stakeholders about the activities that may affect the protected features of Lochs Duich, Long and Alsh Reefs Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and …

  6. Katrine, a freshwater loch situated in the Trossachs area of the Scottish Highlands, is not only a natural beauty but also a critical water resource for Glasgow.

  7. Loch ecosystems are affected by changes in their water levels. Lochs need to hold enough water to maintain the habitats of animals and plants, and to limit their vulnerability to pollution and high …