DRY Don

DryDon interweaves drought science & narrative for decision-making in the River Don catchment. The Don is one of seven catchments in @Project_DRY

[DRY Project @Project_DRY]

@DRYProject_Don @DRYFowey1 @Dry_Eden @DRYBevillsLeam @DRYPang1 @DryEbbw @DryFrome..... please share. Thanks, @Project_DRY

[DRY Don @DRYProject_Don]

Gina Yashere: ‘I’ve only been drunk twice. Why do people do that to themselves?’ https://t.co/HX8TafRSxA

[DRY Don @DRYProject_Don]

Great to see @Project_DRY learning resources online. Please share in #Don catchment & beyond! Thanks to all involved. https://t.co/SgdBCrjptQ #drystorybook #drought #waterscarcity #waterefficiency #waterstories @EnvAgencyYNE @YorkshireWater @RiverStewards @AboutDrought @cwcr_UWE

[RGS-IBG Schools @RGS_IBGschools]

Listen to our brand new podcast ‘Professor Lindsey McEwen and the DRY Utility resources’ — all on UK drought 👉 https://t.co/Mz0TsbwIcM and flick through the 11 drought myth-busters by @LindseyMcEwen1 to dispel any misconceptions

[Lindsey McEwen @LindseyMcEwen1]

‘Diary of a Water Super Hero’. New online resource for primary children. ��@LoveWaterUK⁩ ⁦@AboutDrought⁩ ⁦@DryFrome⁩ ⁦@DryEbbw⁩ ⁦@DRYPang1⁩ ⁦@DRYProject_Don⁩ ⁦@Dry_Eden⁩ ⁦@DRYFowey1⁩ ⁦@DRYBevillsLeam⁩ https://t.co/bGEu74qyYD

[Lindsey McEwen @LindseyMcEwen1]

#Waterlabelling: every drop counts - Energy Saving Trust #waterefficiency #waterenergynexus #socialnorms ⁦@Project_DRY⁩ ⁦@Dry_Eden⁩ ⁦@DryFrome⁩ ⁦@DRYPang1⁩ ⁦@DRYFowey1⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁦@DryEbbw⁩ ⁦ https://t.co/JbIzUJY9NW

[Lindsey McEwen @LindseyMcEwen1]

2020 to be one of hottest years on record, Met Office says | Environment | The Guardian ⁦@Project_DRY⁩ #climatechange #heatwave https://t.co/BPczh0QWT9

[Lindsey McEwen @LindseyMcEwen1]

3 reports on UK #droughtrisk #communication fro ⁦@Project_DRY⁩ now on #DRYUtility. Resources on #myths #cartooning to follow. ⁦⁦@CWCR_UWE⁩ ⁦@ClimateOutreach⁩ ⁦@SciCommsUWE⁩ ⁦@e_weitkamp⁩ ⁦@AboutDrought⁩ https://t.co/lwRRryRnNB

[Don Dearne & Rother Network @DonDearneRother]

Our catchment plan is currently being reviewed … if any groups working in the catchment would like to contribute, you can download the survey here: https://t.co/lldvOPFm5w @EnvAgencyYNE @YorkshireWater @YorksWildlife @WildSheffield @CaBAtweets @DerbysWildlife @CRTYorkshireNE

[Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust @WildSheffield]

Please share widely - looking for locations in @AmberValleyBC @derbyshiredales @ErewashBC @DerbyCC @SouthDerbysBC
@DerbysWildlife @NFUtweets

[Lindsey McEwen @LindseyMcEwen1]

.@Dry_Eden @DRYFowey1 @DRYBevillsLeam @DRYProject_Don @DRYPang1 @DryFrome @DryEbbw Will shortly be sharing #DRYPrimaryBook and teachers’ notes around primary schools in @Project_DRY case study catchments #waterstories #drought #lovewater

[Waterwise @Waterwise]

"Draft water resources management plans lack ambition" and "Water efficiency should be a no-brainer [...] because it can have a long-term impact on future investment requirements" - @Ofwat You heard it here first #WaterwiseConference @wwtmag https://t.co/DQN7L4tpDt

[CIWEM @CIWEM]

Despite its rainy reputation, the UK receives less water than most of its European neighbours. Here’s some quick & easy ways to save water this #WaterSavingWeek: https://t.co/fhIHnA6Do4 #TapChat @hubbubUK @Waterwise

[DRY Don @DRYProject_Don]

@Project_DRY "‘Of all the cities in the world, London is not the first that springs to mind when one thinks of water shortages.
The reality is very different. With an average annual rainfall of about 600mm...London draws 80% of its water from rivers" https://t.co/nKAj3D0VVT

[Antonia Liguori @antonia_liguori]

How will the #Fenland be in 50 years time? Thinking visually to future impacts of #climatechange during a workshop with cartoonist #JohnElson organised with @greatfen Project team. @DRYBevillsLeam @Project_DRY @LboroAEDRes

[DRY Don @DRYProject_Don]

A comment piece from water themes arising from the DRY project's 2016/17 public engagement sessions in Sheffield https://t.co/notBDXrfZi

[SPERI @SPERIshefuni.bsky.social @SPERIshefuni]

Healthy rivers, healthy cities? The case of Sheffield and its rivers | @DrJMorris14 blogs for SPERI about the work of the @DRYProject_Don project https://t.co/auj2SE4edz @UoS_Management

[Water Saving Steff💧🌍 @SteffWSS]

DYK🤔last winter was unusually dry with 25% less rain than normal, as was last spring. Summer rains are nearly all taken up by trees/plants and autumn was particularly dry in the #SouthEast, with 63% less #rain than usual in Oct & 34% less in Nov!☔️#ThursdayThoughts #SaveWater

[The Outdoor City @theoutdoorcity]

#Sheffield! @WildSheffield and @SheffieldLakelandLP need your views!
Please take a few minutes to fill in their online survey https://t.co/mslwsPpA3D and tell them how you use your local countryside, reservoirs or green spaces. 🙏

[DRY Project @Project_DRY]

Latest #hydrological outlook for Oct. Note #dry #SE https://t.co/TiOtIgKhZQ @DRYPang1

[DRY Project @Project_DRY]

Preparing for Floods, Droughts and Water Shortages by Working with, Rather than Against, Nature https://t.co/SmmBvYLgTP @project_DRY

[DRY Fowey @DRYFowey1]

@DryFrome @DryEbbw @DRYPang1 @DRYProject_Don @DRYBevillsLeam @Dry_Eden https://t.co/8PAFW1WSgz