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RDE632 : England Peat Map surface motion for condition

Continuation of work undertaken in previous concept notes to assess if peatland condition can be inferred from surface motion measured by peat cameras and/or InSAR satellite data

£46,649 Bids close: 1 month ago
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Published 1 month ago

RDE665 External Reviewer for the Update of the Test and Itchen Groundwater Model

The Agency is seeking to appoint an external technical reviewer for the work being carried out on our regulatory groundwater model for the Test and Itchen Chalk The Test and Itchen (T&I) Groundwater Model was developed in 2005 and since then has been updated and enhanced in 2011 by Southern Water and in 2013 by the Agency (as well as being extended to cover the Wey catchment). The last update by the Environment Agency was completed in March 2020. The model has been refined by WSP/Southern Water recently to inform WINEP investigations related to the Candover, Itchen wetlands and Kingsclere. Please refer to Appendix A for details of the model evolution and the proposed update and refinement works to be carried out over the next 2 years. The Environment Agency have appointed WSP to carry out this update.

£18,538 Bids close: 1 month ago
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Published 2 months ago

RDE601 A review of the importance of global wetlands, and their ecosystem

This work will aim to assess the current understanding of the role of wetland ecosystem services in poverty reduction in lower and middle-income countries. To achieve this, it will seek to fulfil the following objectives: (1) collect and organise available information on the flows, distribution and value of wetland ecosystem services; (2) combine this information with data on poverty in lower and middle countries, and interpret this evidence using the necessary technical expertise; (3) summarise key findings, and illustrate these with case studies, to inform wetland conservation policies and their relationship to poverty reduction; and (4) identify current knowledge gaps and provide a steer of where future research work is most needed.

£107,733 Bids close: 2 months ago
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Published 2 months ago

NCF R&D: ETPP-31 Assessment of Global Risk Analysis for Novel Tree Species

NCF R&D: ETPP-31 Assessment of Global Risk Analysis for Novel Tree Species

£171,819 Bids close: 4 months ago
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Published 2 months ago

RDE552 Understanding the natural functioning of ash regeneration

We require outputs from the recent Bunce Survey to be analysed to inform an ongoing study into the variables that may contribute to differences in natural selection and regeneration rates of ash (Fraxinus excelsior) in woodlands in England. A few sites in Norfolk are showing unusually high levels of regeneration of healthy young ash trees. This work is required to identify factors that may promote similar regeneration more widely throughout England, by understanding relevant environmental conditions and genetic variation. The Bunce Survey provides an ideal dataset to query, being reasonably comprehensive across the UK and in the number of variables recorded. This project needs to a) Interrogate the Bunce survey data for sites with presence/absence of early stage ash b) Use multi-variate analysis to identify variables which may be potential drivers of patterns in ash regeneration c) Use the results of this to produce lists of sites that may be surveyed and a draft survey protocol, to feed in to the ongoing project: TH42326N13 - Recovery of Ashwoods from Ash Dieback. d) If necessary/beneficial, explore the possibility of adding additional sites.

£17,010 Bids close: 7 months ago
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Published 4 months ago

RDE594 Biochar in Paludiculture & Water Quality Phase 2

The Lowland Agricultural Peat Agenda The reduction of emissions from lowland agricultural peat, through more sustainable hydrological management has been recognised as a key policy driver in reducing Carbon emissions and reaching Carbon Budget 6 targets. The independent Lowland Agricultural Peat Task Force, reported in 2023, setting out a number of Recommendations to take forward the Policy Agenda, with expected implications for the Environment Agency 's core business. The new Policy direction of wetter farming and/or paludiculture advocates methods of economically viable farming whilst raising water table levels from their current, significantly drained, positions. The wider benefits and potential risks of the new direction on the water environment and biodiversity in our lowland peat landscapes is currently has numerous identified evidence gaps.

£6,706 Bids close: 4 months ago

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Contracts awarded to UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH)

RDE632 : England Peat Map surface motion for condition

RDE665 External Reviewer for the Update of the Test and Itchen Groundwater Model

RDE601 A review of the importance of global wetlands, and their ecosystem

NCF R&D: ETPP-31 Assessment of Global Risk Analysis for Novel Tree Species

RDE552 Understanding the natural functioning of ash regeneration

RDE594 Biochar in Paludiculture & Water Quality Phase 2

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