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Our natural capital environment National parks (Exmoor and Dartmoor) Reservoirs Areas of outstanding natural beauty Shellfish waters Bathing waters (x146)

Dartmoor natural capital flows: Catchments supply 45% of SWW’s raw water resource

Natural capital investment for 2020-2025 Wistlandpound Reservoir Roadford Lake De Lank & Stannon Meldon Reservoir Lower River Tavy Colliford Lake Axe CSMG Stithians Reservoir Burrator Reservoir Avon Dam Reservoir

Natural capital accounting tool : Developed by UOE/SWEEP team for UST3 Catchments Developed to collect information about the future UST interventions that South West Water and its partner organizations are planning in the next 5 years and the likely impacts of these interventions on the environment and on people. This information will then be used by the Team at the University of Exeter to estimate the value (in monetary terms) of expected benefits that society would get from the implementation of the planned interventions. The outputs will help SWW, regulators and customers understand the wider investments it is making through its natural capital approach in the AMP7 investment programme

Natural capital impact assessment: Example of catchment outputs

Challenges to natural capital condition

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