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The DURESS project – Diversity of Upland Rivers for Ecosystem Service Sustainability – is part of a major Research Council initiative to assess the role of biodiversity in delivering the key ecosystem services on which we rely.

This £3 million project, led by Cardiff University, launched in May 2012. It brings together a consortium of 28 researchers from a range of disciplines and institutions, and is actively supported by seven key stakeholders who represent the water industry, the leisure industry, policy makers, land owners and land managers.

This website will keep you up to date on the project research, news and latest findings. You can also follow us on Twitter for real time updates.

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