File Name : Moderating extremes in water availability: a review of the role of functioning wetlands. Hare et al., (2022), 52 pgs.

This is a comprehsive evidence review of wetlands relavant to the Scottish context. It reviews a number of wetland types and sets out the evidence levels behind them. The overall aim of the document was to review the role of functioning wetlands in moderating extremes in water availability in a Scottish context, however, it considers wider benefits such as biodiversity.


INTEREST Particular Measure
REGION UK
DATE 2022
NUMBER OF PAGES 52
TECHNICAL / PLAIN ENGLISH
MEASURES | Wetlands
DOCUMENT TYPE REPORT
LEAD ORGANISATION / AUTHORING TEAM CREW

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