Catchments Newsletter: sharing science and stories. Winter 2018.
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Winter 2018 Catchments Newsletter
The Winter 2018 Catchments Newsletter looks at:
- Waters and Communities: news from around the country
- Cavan: protecting drinking water from pesticides
- Donegal: Source to Tap and Slow the Flow
- Dublin: World Water Day and Dublin Water Action Day
- Galway: Cuan Beo and Galway Bay, celebrating the River Nanny, The Irish Workhouse Centre, and Glenamaddy Tidy Town's Turlough
- Mayo: Castlebar Community Clean, and Ballina Salmon Festival
- Westmeath: Athlone’s community spirit, and St. Joseph’s Foroige, Streamstown
- Understanding our catchments: Water Framework Directive characterisation
- The River Basin Management Plan, 2018-2021
- The Local Authority Waters Programme Catchment Assessment Team
- Significant Pressures: selected summaries
- Agriculture
- Hydromorphology
- Forestry
- Peat
- Urban Waste Water
- Invasive Species
- Telling stories with data
- Local Catchment Assessments - the next step in characterising our catchments
- Map: Priority Areas for Action, 2018-2021
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