The DTC Autumn 2015 Newsletter can be downloaded here: DTC Autumn 2015 Newsletter

Items in this edition:

• DTC mitigation methods and farm economics update
• Estimating the monetary cost of nutrient and sediment loss at the farm-scale in the River Eden catchment
• Can a modelling toolkit help salmonid population management in the Tamar catchment?
• New ‘Saving Eden’ website goes live
• New project – Impacts of different vegetation in riparian buffer strips on hydrology and water quality
• The ‘Twin-Track’ approach to characterisation and understanding the contribution of groundwater to surface water catchments
• DTC on the road in Europe
• Book Review – ‘Catchment and River Basin Planning: Integrating Science and Governance’
• DTC Findings influence revised greening rules for 2016
• And it’s goodnight from him, and goodnight from her and… him – some changes in personnel.