Fascinating two days at @PGF_RGSIBG Mid-Term Postgrad Conference #PGFMT2023 hearing others interesting work. Great to present my ongoing research today as well ⛰️⛏️. Thanks to the organisers!
Sessions underway right now 👇
🧑🏫 'Smart' Geographies: Spaces of Innovation & Education
🏗️ Sustainable Futures: Landscapes of/after Extraction
🌪️ Risky Landscapes: Community Approaches to Risk & Resilience
🔬 Futures for Geography: Methodological & Conceptual Advances
Looking forward to talking to the AHA on Friday! Link available below
Welsh Coal Tips: A Slippery Heritage | Institute of Archaeology - UCL – University College London https://t.co/k7PThUbmOk
Look forward to another interesting awareness raising week! Physcial activity has never been my favourite thing so will be keeping my eyes out for tips! #DyspraxiaWeek22
#Dyslexia always affects my organisation. Colour coding, night before packing, & mind mapping are some of the techniques I've used over the years! Always handy to know where supportive people and resources are! Like the @BDAdyslexia#DyslexiaAwarenessWeek
During #DAW22 we wanted to share our Helpline service. We offer free information & signposting to anybody who may need it.
We’ve put together some examples of what you may call Helpline for. All helpline information can be found here https://t.co/ghkt1h7qGG
#DyslexiaAwareness
@Richard36825827 Hi Richard, thanks for the interest in this! This is my ongoing PhD research which is entering its 2nd year. So a completed thesis is a couple of years away
Coal Tips have (re)emerged as a worry in Wales after the Tylorstown landslide 2020. Yet, the risk perceptions of the tips are not well known. My research explores the social understanding of the tips & the role of Aberfan Disaster in the conversation
#tweetyourthesis@PGRSwansea
This is fascinating, the way evidence and folklore have combined to 'rediscover' Cantre' Gwaelod. Wonder what other truths are found in folk stories or what will become the next ones?