Plans to restore the landscape around one of Scotland's most famous lochs to help deal with climate change have been approved. More than 4,600 hectares around Loch Katrine is to have native ...

which would in turn infect and discolour Loch Katrine and Glasgow’s water supply during any major rainfall event. Loch Katrine is 8 miles long and is owned by Scottish Water, though it is ...

So, while parts of the world including the US are blighted by water issues, arguably the most well-known of which was the ...

West of Scotland Water, which owns the Loch Katrine farm in the Trossachs, said the move would also reduce the risk of infection to Glasgow's water supply. The water authority said the 9,500 hectare ...

Because of the threat of contamination to the water supply cars are banned from driving around the loch side. Loch Katrine, in the heart of the Trossachs, plays an important double role in the ...

Greater Glasgow's water supply remains at threat from cryptosporidium contamination ... which receives water from Loch Katrine. Tests on one of the aqueducts at Loch Katrine detected a high level of ...

who was just then becoming known for his work with water supply, to look into possible solutions. His solution was to use Loch Katrine. The first Katrine aqueduct was built in 1855 and completed ...

AN EXHIBITION and a series of talks about working and living at Loch Katrine will take place in ... It tells the story of the water supply going from the loch to Glasgow. There will be displays ...

Image caption, The land management project around Loch Katrine is designed to protect the water supply as the climate changes 24 September 2024 Plans to restore the landscape around one of ...