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Volunteering
Volunteering We are interested in working collaboratively with the general public and primary and secondary schools to improve our understanding of the impacts of drought on plant and tree ecology in the UK. To find out more about our research and howRead more
Drought Narratives
Stories and memories about drought can help build local, historical knowledge about drought impacts, experiences and adaptation. We are building a resource of narratives about drought and water use from across seven UK river catchments. We will use a varietyRead more
Catch up with the latest news
This features blogs from members of the project team about their research and news of our recent events.
How will changing climate affect your local environment in the future?
Cost: This is a free event – please register by clicking this link. If you have specific dietary requirements, please email dry@uwe.ac.uk.
Investigating Drought Simulation
Hello, my name is Leah Fitzpatrick and I am a student who has been working with Sarah Ayling and Nevil Quinn on the DRY project for four weeks, through Nuffield Research Placements. I have worked at the University of theRead more
DRY at the AAG – Reflecting on ‘Public engagement for a purpose’ : Part Two
In April this year, I was lucky enough to go to the Association of American Geographers (AAG) conference in New Orleans to present work on the DRY project. Although our project is interdisciplinary, we have a strong geographical component throughRead more
DRY at the AAG – Reflecting on ‘Public engagement for a purpose’ : Part One
In April this year, I was lucky enough to go to the Association of American Geographers (AAG) conference in New Orleans to present work on the DRY project. Although our project is interdisciplinary, we have a strong geographical component throughRead more