Is drought an issue for agriculture in Finland?

Rethinking water in landscapes to mitigate droughts, floods and climate change.

Keyline design is a technique to work with the natural topography of the land to maximize water retention and distribution.

Managed aquifer recharge (MAR) refers to the intentional recharge of water to aquifers for subsequent use or environmental benefit. MAR...

Rainwater harvesting is a technique used to collect, store, and utilise rainwater that falls on rooftops, surfaces, or catchment areas...

Ponds are a small, shallow bodies of water, either formed naturally or created by humans. They are distinct from larger water bodies like...

Two-stage channels (TSC) consist of constructed floodplains on one or both sides of the existing main channel. Their design mimics the...

Swales are shallow, often gently sloping, channels or depressions designed to manage and direct the flow of water. They are typically...

Buffer strips, also known as a riparian buffers, are areas of vegetation located along the banks of a water body, such as a river,...

Short Rotation Coppice (SRC) is a sustainable agroforestry system in which fast-growing trees and shrubs are cultivated in a repeated...

Constructed wetlands are engineered systems designed to mimic the natural functions of wetlands for treating wastewater, stormwater, or...

What are nature-based solutions and how do they connect to water?