Enhanced Wetland Management Options Trial Appraisal & Design

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Katy Reed

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£49,999

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Environmental engineering consultancy services

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5 days from now

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1 day ago

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Natural England is seeking a contractor to deliver an environmental consultancy project focused on assessing and designing nature-based solutions to improve water quality at Stodmarsh National Nature Reserve (NNR), Kent. The project will explore enhanced management techniques for wetland water bodies and associated reedbeds, with the aim of restoring water quality to good ecological condition-specifically achieving nutrient targets of

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