A wide variety of types of water bodies, both natural and man-made, are used for recreation;
and an equally great range of activities take place in association with these water bodies …

The subject paper describes a procedure for adjusting a risk model based upon a measure
of personal exposure (the “UK personal exposure model”) in order to attribute an expected …

In 1999 I wrote an editorial for Aquatic Conservation which briefly outlined the prospects for
river management and conservation in England and Wales (Raven, 1999). There were …

The Hawkesbury Water Reuse Scheme being developed by the ICEM research group at the
University of Western Sydney involves the construction of a wetland system on degraded …

This paper examines whether water quality has an effect on recreational boating activity.
The analysis is based on survey data collected by face-to-face interviews with recreational …

This study combines routinely collected water quality data from Ireland and an on-site survey
of waterway users to evaluate whether trip duration is responsive to changes in water …

The purpose of this study was to identify attitudes toward the recreational use of drinking
water reservoirs in Massachusetts among municipal water supply managers in the state …

With the development of coastal areas, microbial water quality is an emerging public health
issue though few studies have focused on risks according to age. A survey was undertaken …

The implementation of the European Union Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires
nationally generalizable estimates of the benefits of protecting inland and coastal waters. As …

Summary The UK Biodiversity Action Plan and the EC Habitats Directive aim to conserve
specific types of habitat by means of action plans and site protection measures. In order to …