I don't normally post personal things on here but I am trying to raise some funds for the neonatal unit at Saint James hospital. They went above and beyond to give care and support to my family
https://t.co/CggtsP5ZrE
#triggerwarning#babyloss#HELLPsyndrome
Looking forward to learning about how @YorkshireiCASP and @Y_PERN_ can work together to use research to delivery policy change over the next 2 days #YPERN2023
What do you think of #NaturalFloodManagement? We're running a survey to find out people's views.
✏️The survey findings will help influence future schemes so we'd love to hear from you!🖊️
https://t.co/DLXU9wLbUf
Our principal #hydrologist Emma Wren will be talking tomorrow about Collingham modelling opportunities at the Collingham visit and workshop on sustaining benefits from natural flood management by @YorkshireiCASP, @YorksWildlife and Yorkshire Regional Flood and Coastal Committee.
It's #InvasivesWeek!
Invasive species harm:
🌿 The environment
📉 The economy
🏥 Our health and way of life
You can help to stop their spread. Find out more: https://t.co/07CWvOJO1h
It's #invasivesweek and our #INNS project is underway; we will be producing maps of the catchment showing where invasive species have been identified and activities such as development, or location of access routes (footpaths, bridges)
https://t.co/UcvnPrP4uy
We're looking for a Programme Manager: fantastic opportunity to work for an exciting £6M programme across #Yorkshire engaging organisations with university researchers and delivering impact from #environmental science
https://t.co/f5Su63actU
Without this kind of radical action the projected climate changes in store for the Yorkshire region are stark and economic and social costs huge #yorkscp18 https://t.co/VpwlOYwHB0
Making use of GIS at today's iCASP workshop supporting the Don Hidden Heritage Secret Streams project with academics, @DonCatchmentRT @TheDonNetwork and other local stakeholders#nfm @CaBAtweets
Great start of 2019 helping Leeds City Council with evidence to go ahead with a new water consumption policy that will ensure new houses are built with water-efficient technology! Although the brief points that more ambitious targets can be implemented, it is an excellent start!
YDCP's NFM project 'Derwent Villages' will be paritally delivered this winter. @YorkshireiCASP will be monitoring the effects of the leaky dams installed using time lapse cameras. The video shows four days of footage which will be correlated with rainfall data.