Quantifying the potential contribution of saltmarshes and kelp farming to mitigating nutrient pollution in Norfolk.
Please read Terms of Reference word doc for full information. Research questions and needs 1. Characterisation of nitrogen and phosphorous sources across Norfolk catchments, including mapped nutrient flows and sinks across the ecosystem from catchment to coast where possible. 2. A literature review of nitrogen and phosphorous assimilation by seaweed, including native species cultivated in the UK, and uptake by saltmarsh, indicating management actions that may influence these rates particularly how this would change...
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WWF-UK (WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE) TRADING LIMITED
Value
£45,000
Published
10 Feb 2023
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1 Mar 2023
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Lot default Quantifying the potential contribution of saltmarshes and kelp farming to mitigating nutrient pollution in Norfolk.
£45,000
Please read Terms of Reference word doc for full information. Research questions and needs 1. Characterisation of nitrogen and phosphorous sources across Norfolk catchments, including mapped nutrient flows and sinks across the ecosystem from catchment to coast where possible. 2. A literature review of nitrogen and phosphorous assimilation by seaweed, includi...
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