The catchment scientist’s role with the Local Authority Waters Programme
ASSAP advisors work with farmers to improve water quality in priority areas for action across the country but who supports the advisors in regards to information on water quality in local areas? Catchment scientist with the Local Authority Waters Progr
The Environment Edge · Teagasc.ie
June 6, 202220m 53s
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Show Notes
ASSAP advisors work with farmers to improve water quality in priority areas for action across the country but who supports the advisors in regards to information on water quality in local areas?
Catchment scientist with the Local Authority Waters Programme, Dr Philip Murphy joins Deirdre and Cathal on the latest Environment Edge podcast to discuss his role supporting ASSAP and how his work can help towards solving our water quality issues.
Philip also gives Deirdre and Cathal a few tips on how to visually assess your own river.
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