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Pilot Areas

        Denmark

        Germany

        NL, Delfland

        NL, Drenthe

        Norway

        Scotland

        Sweden

Scotland 

Scottish Postcard: Welcome to Tarland
Visit our Scottish website: www.macaulay.ac.uk/aquarius  




The size of the catchment
Catchment – River Dee - Area: 2,083 km2, Max Elevation = 1304 m - Mean Elevation = 410 m

Tarland Burn is degraded due to diffuse pollution and morphological alterations. The morphological alterations, and the nature of urban development, lead to flooding of low lying houses in Tarland and Aboyne. This is likely to be worse with increased storm events. Over abstraction and low flows is also a potential problem in the future. Read more

More about The Tarland Catchment

Baseline report for Scotland
This report gives an overview of the main ecological, economic, sociological, institutional and climate change aspects impacting on managing water in the catchment. Read the Baseline report for Scotland

Workshop reports
The three reports below summarise the findings from workshops held with three different stakeholder groups during the winter 2009-2010.

Read the workshop report from advisors

Read the workshop report from factors

Read the workshop report from farmers

Baseline Report
Click here to view the baseline report from the Scottish pilot area.