The challenge of conducting research in the Cairngorms

By: Gillian Donaldson-Selby on 9th Mar 2020

Sometimes accessing your study site can have its challenges – in my case, snow. The images show the James Hutton Institute’s flux tower in the Cairngorm mountains at an altitude of 680 metres, and the ‘road’ (a Land Rover... Read more »

IWSN Director discusses water and food at RGS

By: Chad Staddon on 3rd Mar 2020

IWSN Director Prof Chad Staddon was one of the keynote speakers at a Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) event on ‘The Future of Food’ on 20 February 2020, attended by more than 300 people. Panellists discussed food security and... Read more »

Westcountry Women Working With Water

By: Sarah Ward on 2nd Mar 2020

Engaging children and young people with an increasing range of possible climate impacts in positive, action-orientated ways is becoming essential in order to address increasing fears of future generations suffering negatively from eco-anxiety. There is also the need to... Read more »