Following the success of the book, Habitat Creation and Management for Pollinators, we have produced this summary leaflet containing new and detailed information on important plant species visited by ...

Loch Leven is the largest shallow eutrophic lake in lowland Scotland (surface area 13.7km 2, mean depth 3.9m). It is an excellent example of a lake that supplies a wide range of ecosystem services and ...

Essential information for researchers or students visiting UKCEH for a temporary period. All visitors staying at least one month at UKCEH must follow an induction to be organised by your host (usually ...

Changes in winter flow show a mixed pattern in England and Wales with drier, similar or wetter signals within -20% to +40% change – one scenario up to 60% in a small region. In contrast flows in ...

The project estimated national changes in river flow indicators using the perturbation method with climate change factors extracted from the Future Flow Climate projections for the 2050s for each of ...

Increasingly severe thermal stresses on global photosynthesis using insights from observations of canopy temperature. Pan, T. et al., National Science Review, 13 ...

The Analytical Chemistry facility at our Wallingford site is based within the Chiltern Wing laboratories. These laboratories provide high quality chemistry data for the Thames Initiative project.

Working in partnership to be ‘The UK’s trusted voice for coordinated natural hazards advice’. The UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) is actively involved in the Natural Hazards Partnership (NHP ...

CEH has been monitoring sentinel lake ecosystems across the UK for many years. The data collected are extensive and provide invaluable insights into how and why lakes respond to environmental change.

Our knowledge of how lake ecosystems respond to environmental change is routinely used to assess international, national, regional and site-specific lake management requirements. This knowledge has ...