Before & after word clouds from our successful @nationaltrust heritage & river restoration workshop @the_rrc conference this morning. Key take aways - engaging w/ heritage early on can save money, deliver better schemes and improve engagement of a wide range if stakeholders
Finally (for now), the flood and drought poetry book we produced with @wardlewoodend, featuring poems from people who attended our online workshops, is available as a free pdf from the University of Liverpool repository: https://t.co/u6iODLKxrW
Following @AliceFishenden's talk at the #UKCR_Conference, here are links to some of the creative outputs from the CLANDAGE project. First, here is the video of our commissioned storytelling piece with @ArchandHeritage https://t.co/g4pNpaogUm
The book of flood and drought inspired poetry we produced with @wardlewoodend as part of our collaboration with @ArchandHeritage is available to download as a free pdf from the Liverpool repository!
Explore the story of historic flood & drought in #Staffordshire at #BurtonLibrary. Discover a snapshot of our changing climate through documents, objects & poetry. Find out more at https://t.co/vnZW39VbCX @StaffsLibraries @wardlewoodend @LivUni@rivernim
@East_England_NT And of the course the long history of people's complex interactions w/ nature and water that have shaped the river as it is today. Archaeology helps reveal that human story. Check out our @FloodandDrought@ahrcpress funded research & @AntonyFjrth@rivernim@AliceFishenden
For #NationalPoetryDay we wanted to show off the brilliant anthology developed by @wardlewoodend as part of our @FloodandDrought project. A creative response to historical records of weather extremes in Staffordshire.