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Month: February 2016

The Pangbourne guided tour

admin Uncategorized February 25, 2016
The Pangbourne guided tour

Report on visit to River Pang on February 16, 2016. Just a brief accompanied by photos of the Pang river and the recording stations. I would like to thank once more Kay and Peter for showing Jose and I around.Read more

Food for Thought: Uncertainty-Sustainability

admin Climate Change, Uncategorized February 25, 2016
Food for Thought: Uncertainty-Sustainability

Food for thought by Ragab, CEH-Wallingford January 18, 2016     Uncertainty Definition: something that is doubtful or unknown, not really sure. Uncertainty is the situation which involves imperfect and / or unknown information. The uncertainties in climate predictions ariseRead more

La ‘Rasgioni’: Conflict Resolution and Water Dilemmas

admin Narratives, Videos February 18, 2016conflict resolution, decision-making process, La Rasgioni, water dilemmas
La ‘Rasgioni’: Conflict Resolution and Water Dilemmas

Professor Mike Wilson (Loughbrough University) describes ‘La Rasgioni’ as a traditional form of performative orality that aims to solve arguments, conflicts and disputes within the community by drawing upon experiential knowledge, reconciling opposing views and conflicting interests in a wayRead more

British Science Week 15th March: Tree and Grassland Investigations

admin Drought Science, Ecosystem Services, Uncategorized February 15, 2016
British Science Week 15th March: Tree and Grassland Investigations

During British Science Week on the 15th March 2016, the Drought Risk and You (DRY) Project at the University of the West of England, Bristol are inviting the public to join us to take part in hands-on science investigations andRead more

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