In Bakewell today for the @EnvAgency & @Derbyshirecc flood resilience event. Met the team which included @StaffsGeography graduate Chris Jones. Very much a #ProudToBeStaffs moment to see Chris in his professional role keeping householders (like my dad) protected from flooding.
Come and find out about @StaffsUni’s brand new degree BSc Geography, Climate Change & Society. Our next open day is Sat 4th Dec.
This is a degree for those with a passion for the environment seeking a career that will help tackle the #ClimateEmergency 🌏https://t.co/kDbcGeDIhv
#Climatechange is one of the biggest challenges humankind has ever faced. Our BSc (Hons) Climate Change and Society has been specifically designed to create a new generation of people who can help to tackle this issue head-on.
#COP26#GlobalWarming
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At @StaffsUni we know that our students are our greatest advocates. Here’s @StaffsGeography graduate @RachaelCarver15 talking about our new course BSc #ClimateChange & Society 🌍
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Find out more and sign up for and open day here:
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If climate change, #COP26 and the work of climate activists has inspired you then take a look at our new ‘BSc Climate Change & Society’ course. https://t.co/bO2Lwqgw6a
RIP Hamish MacInnes, international mountaineer, author of the International Mountain Rescue Handbook, a founding leader of Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team and inventor of the MacInnes rescue stretcher. Our condolences to his family and friends at this time.
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I must add, all made possible with the @StaffsGeogML course with @StaffsUni. Friendships and experiences that I'll take with me for the rest of my life! #proudtobestaffs
I’m looking forward to presenting a digital short on ‘immersive engagements in the digital worlds of static cycling’ at this virtual workshop on Monday 🚴 @StaffsGeography@StaffsResearch
We are impressed to hear that @StaffsUni Geography with Mountain Leadership graduate @Rob_Morris1996 has successfully ascended the Matterhorn. Well done Rob - a fine achievement. 👏👏👏
#ProudToBeStaffs 🌍 🧗♂️🏔
With graduation and the transition to life after university now a reality for many student climbers, we're sharing our advice on pursuing climbing and mountaineering outside of the world of student clubs ⏬
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Confused about what the new rule of six means for the outdoors? 🤔 We've summarised the government's latest guidance for you across England, Wales and Scotland: https://t.co/Kqm6EWLsVK
Lockdown has highlighted that access to green space is unequal, and for many people it is far from guaranteed. We are supporting @RamblersGB in calling for urgent action to bring the benefits of walking in nature to everyone. Find out more: https://t.co/Lhgr9AT7cX
The Himalayas are sacred mountains. Their name in Sanskrit means 'abode of snow' — but 'two-thirds of glacier ice in the Himalayas will be lost by 2100 if climate targets aren’t met' #geographyathome#glaciers https://t.co/AyHHOJn4zD
Doug Scott, legendary climber, who was the first Briton to summit Mt #Everest is diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer. Doug is climbing his stairs (probably for the last time) in his old Everest gear to raise money for @CommActionNepal as a part of Everest Challenge 2020.
How did the lockdown affect you? We asked members to send in stories from dealing with the last few months affected their mental health. The response was brilliant, thank you to all who shared. Read six of their stories here: https://t.co/8yePz9O8FJ
Coronavirus and hill walking: your questions answered. Get the lowdown on masks, sharing transport, what to do if you meet someone on a narrow path – and much more from the latest interview with expert Professor Ian Hall https://t.co/OLi9az6GB6
When #Covid19 lockdown restrictions are relaxed it is important that older hill walkers take it easy and regain their cardiac fitness before heading back to the fells and mountains. Please share and retweet for awareness ❤️⛰