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UKTAG Biological Assessment Methods 29-03-2010
Lakes - Macrophytes and  Phytobenthos - DARLEQ 19-12-2008
Lakes - Macrophyte and Phytobenthos- LEAFPACS 19-12-2008
Lakes - Phytoplankton 23-03-2009
Lakes - CPET 19-12-2008
Lakes - Invertebrates Acidification 31-03-2009
Rivers - Macrophytes and Phytobenthos - LEAFPACS 23-02-2009
Rivers - Invertebrates (RICT) 19-12-2008
Rivers - Fish Classification System 19-12-2008
Transitional Fish Classification Index 23-12-2008
Macroalgae, Fucoid Extent 23-12-2008
Phytoplankton Multi-Metric Tool Kit 23-12-2008
Infaunal Quality Index 06-01-2009
Angiosperms, Sea Grass (Zostera) bed assessment 23-12-2008
Opportunistic Macroalgal bloom assessment 23-12-2008
Macroalgae - Rocky Shore Reduced Species List 23-12-2008
Benthic Invertebrate fauna - imposex assessment 22-12-2008
Lakes - Macrophytes Free Index 19-12-2008
Event.2009-03-05.3639 05-03-2009
Transitional macroalgae, fucoid extent 05-03-2009
Macroalgae Rocky Shore 06-04-2009
Opportunistic Macroalgae 18-05-2009
Phytoplankton 18-05-2009
River phtyobenthos method statement 03-08-2009
angiosperms draft isbn 04-08-2009
fish method statement 08-08-2009
lakes leafpacs aug09 24-08-2009
river macrophytes 26-08-2009
Fucoid method statement 29-09-2009
Document.2009-12-17.1949 17-12-2009
File.2009-12-17.2003 17-12-2009
Rivers - Benthic Invertebrate Fauna, Scottish Acid Water Indicator Community (SAWIC) 22-12-2009
phytoplankton lake 23-12-2009
News
UK Draft River Basin Management Plans - now live
22-12-2008
Classification Scheme for Surface Waters
19-12-2007
Stakeholder Review 2007 submissions
17-09-2007
WFD research database.
19-04-2006
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