476 | East Devon public water supply strategy as assessment of the hydrological impact of the Wimbleball pump storage scheme at key sites on the River Exe |
477 | Meiofaunal assemblages of the Thames Estuary, April 1989-March 1990 : modules I-III : a study of the meiofaunal communities present in sediment samples collected by the National Rivers Authority, Thames Region |
478 | A field guide to the British seaweeds : as required for assistance in the classification of water bodies under the Water Framework Directive |
479 | Biological Assessment Methods: Controlling the Quality of Biological Data. Package 1 The variability of data used for assessing the biological condition of rivers |
480 | Factual report on the boreholes and installation of standpipes for the combined investigations in connection with the East Ruston common SSSI Alleviation Scheme |
481 | Response to questions posed by Northumbrian Water Authority, with special reference to the fisheries implications of the operation of the Kielder Water Scheme
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482 | Report on the national marine analytical quality control scheme 1992/93 (MPMMG 93/12) : presented to the October 1993 meeting of the Marine Pollution Monitoring Management Group |
483 | Investigations into the status of fisheries, biological and water quality in the River Pelenna catchment, prior to the treatment of discharges from abandoned coal mines : PL/EAW/95/3 |
484 | Assessment of Ivybridge mobile monitoring station and investigation of the water quality of the River Erme and the effect of Ivybridge Sewage Treatment works final effluent |
485 | A study of the mayfly parasite Spiriopsis adipophila, Arvy and Peters (1972) (=Sprininella adipophila, Arvy and Delage 1966) in Ephemera danica from the River Pang, a tributary of the River Thames |
486 | A map of the Queen Elizabeth National Park and the area in which the IBP L. George team were situated from late 1966 to 1972. |
487 | The effects of ammonia in discharges from Hogsmill STW on the water quality of the River Thames at Teddington : Summer 1990 an update |
488 | 1995 drought report : a report on the severity of the drought of 1995 and its effect in the Severn and Trent catchments |
489 | Report on the results of a comparison of data from two surveys of the microfauna of the wash carried out in 1991 and 1993 |
490 | Pesticides in the aquatic environment : report of the National Rivers Authority, prepared by the National Centre for Toxic and Persistant Substances (TAPS) |
491 | Inferences on the pollution status of the Thames estuary from the macrobenthic community structure : National Rivers Authority Thames Region, Biology, Thames Estuary Benthic Programme |
492 | The Role of Bankside Habitat in River Ecology: The importance of riparian and marginal vegetation on the distribution and abundance of aquatice invertebrates |
493 | The Movements of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar L.) and Sea Trout (Salmo trutta L.) Smolts in the Impounded Estuary of the R.Tawe, South Wales |
494 | The effects of water resources management on the rivers Bure, Wensum and Nar in North Norfolk : Final project report to the National Rivers Authority. July 1994 |
495 | The new waterlands? Proceedings of a one day seminar organised by the Sussex Wildlife Trust as part of the RSNC Wildlife Trusts Parnership Water For Wildlife campaign |
496 | Preliminary assessment of the ability of Restormel fish counter to enumerate the passage of migratory salmonids on the River Fowey : Cornwall Area Fisheries Science Team |
497 | Measures to safeguard public water supplies : a second report to the Secretary of State for the Environment on the drought of 1995 |
498 | The effects of ammonia in discharges from Hogsmill Valley sewage treatment works on the water quality of the River Thames at Teddington |
499 | Survey of the biological quality of creek systems in the outer Thames Estuary, with special reference to the impact of STW and landfill site discharges |
500 | Audit surveys in the NRA Thames region : a report on the surveys carried out in 1992/93 to assess the retention and enhancement of wildlife habitats during routine dredging operations |