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Day 3

Session 3.1: Emerging Contaminants – Eutrophication and Inland Bathing Waters, Chaired by Prof Reza Ahmadian

Recordings

Chair:

Professor Reza Ahmadian

Dr Rupert Perkins,  Cardiff University – Rethinking eutrophication
Dr Mike Bowes, UKCEH – Understanding causes of algal blooms in rivers
Claire Robertson, Cardiff University/Thames 21 –
The Oxford Rivers Project: using citizen science to monitor bacteria of public health concern in rivers
Nuala Anne Dunn, University of Aberystwyth – Nature connectedness through journeys on rivers by canoe and through art and how both experiences can impact pro environmental behaviours
Dr Man Yue Lam,  Cardiff University – Early Warning Systems for Bathing Beaches

Slides

Rupert Perkins, PDFDownload
Mike Bowes, PDFDownload
Claire Robertson, PDFDownload
Nualla Anne Dunn, PDFDownload
ManYue Lam, PDFDownload

Session 3.2: Water Quality, Chaired by Dr Rupert Perkins

Recordings

Rupert Perkins

Chair: Dr Rupert Perkins

Peter Stanley, Natural Resources Wales – Joint Metal (Non-Coal) Mine Programme in Wales & associated RD&I
Prof David Gethin, University of Swansea – Mechanical Engineering – Low Cost Manufacture of Environmental Sensors by Printing
Dr Jonay Neris Tome, Swansea University – Water quality impacts after wildfires: how can we anticipate risks?
Dr Tamsyn Uren Webster, University of Swansea –
Using eNA to assess ecological impacts of pollution in freshwater ecosystems

Slides

Peter Stanley, PDFDownload
David Gethin, PDFDownload
Jonay Neris, PDFDownload
Tamsyn Uren Webster, PDFDownload

Session 3.3: Water Quality Monitoring Review Workshop

Session 3.3 – Water Quality Monitoring Review Workshop Recording
Luke Tyler, PDFDownload

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