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Published 10 months ago

RDE668 Nutrient Futures for Lake Windermere

Determining if future climate change will alter the relationship between nutrient supply and primary productivity in lakes, and to determine the implications for the regulation of phosphorus inputs to protect lake ecosystems

£67,300 Bids close: 11 months ago
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Published 11 months ago

RDE640 Pesticides in honey 2024

Pollinating insects play an important role in ecosystems and provide a crucial service to the agricultural, horticultural, and gardening sectors. Pollinators provide approximately £0.5 billion to the UK in ecosystem services from agricultural yield improvements alone (Steele et al., 2019). However, UK pollinators are in decline, and they are vulnerable to impacts from pesticide use, which has been shown to influence bee behavior and survival (Stanley et al., 2015). In addition to honeybees, there are at least 1500 species of insect pollinators in the UK including c. 250 species of bee. Honeybees are normally managed in hives by beekeepers, although wild colonies can exist. Others, like many species of bumblebees, solitary bees, moths, butterflies and hoverflies, live in the wild. Additional data and research are required to understand the impact of pesticides on honeybees and other pollinators. This is particularly true for understanding the post-authorisation exposure risk seen by honeybees under real world field conditions, which are hard to predict in the conventional ecotoxicology phases of the regulatory process. The National Honey Monitoring Scheme (NHMS) collects honey samples from across the UK from volunteer beekeepers, and currently has an archive of c> 3000 temporally and spatially explicit samples. Whilst these honey samples are not routinely tested for pesticides as part of the NHMS programme, this resource has been developed and trialed through Defra funded projects over the past four years as a cost-effective monitoring programme for assessing long-term trends in the quantified exposure of pesticides to honeybees under normal field conditions.

£103,570 Bids close: 10 months ago
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Published 11 months ago

CCRA4 Technical Report - UKCEH

CCRA4 Technical Report - UKCEH

£13,333 Bids close: 1 year ago
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Published 11 months ago

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: 11 months ago
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Published 11 months 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: 11 months ago
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Published 11 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: 1 year ago

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

RDE668 Nutrient Futures for Lake Windermere

RDE640 Pesticides in honey 2024

CCRA4 Technical Report - 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

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