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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2021 · 47 MIN

S1: Thrill of The Hill - Natural Flood Management

from Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast

Changes brought on by climate change will set new challenges for farmers and landowners, with periods of intense heat and dry conditions being followed by milder and wetter winters. At the same time, Scotland is renowned for its lochs and catchments, that contribute to Scotland’s natural capital. In episode twenty of the Thrill of the Hill series the Farm Advisory Service (FAS) talks to Nature Scot advisor, Ian Cornforth about the state of Scotland’s water environment, the need for water retention, green engineering and nature-based solutions to aid good management of our watercourses. Also up for discussion is the introduction of beavers and managing their impacts on the farmed water environment. Find our more - visit https://fas.scot and www.farmingandwaterscotland.org

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