Researcher in catchment hydrology, specialising in flood risk management at source (Natural Flood Management)
Aberdeen, Scotland
Joined November 2014
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Interested in working with @aberdeenuni and @JamesHuttonInst on riparian woodland restoration? Then take a look at this job advert. #naturebasedsolutions
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Interested in the potential use of #Naturebasedsolutions for enhancing #lowflows and the associated #costbenefits? I am pleased to share our new paper has been published here: doi.org/10.1016/j.nbsj.2023.…
Many thanks to all involved @josie_geris @Hydro_Mark @NRI_Abdn @TheGlenlivet
Great to see our paper on temporary storage areas is now published. The paper reviews measures such as bunds, offline ponds and leaky barriers #naturalfloodmanagement #naturebasedsolutions.
Check out our open access review article on how small-scale headwater temporary storage areas (TSAs) can be used to mitigate hydrological extremes.
@Hydro_Mark @josie_geris @PD_Hallett @HydroScholars @HNICScotland @WIREs_Reviews #naturebasedsolutions
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Scotland’s Beaver Strategy has been published, setting out a route map for the species in the coming decades. Involving more than 50 organisations it represents one of the most ambitious approaches to conserving & managing a species carried out in Britain: ow.ly/SZC350KO6CC
ALT Eurasian beaver at Knapdale, Argyll. Image credit: ©Philip Price
Interested in using #naturalfloodmanagement #naturebasedsolutions to mitigate low flows/#droughts? See our latest research paper which examines Runoff Attenuation Features in a modelling framework. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… with @JFennellWforW @josie_geris @TheGlenlivet @NRI_Abdn
@NWRM_Ire offline storage area at Leades demo site #naturalfloodmanagement @SMARTER_BufferZ
Leaky barriers at @NWRM_Ire demonstration site near Macroom, Co. Cork. Good weather for the field visit today with @EPAIreland @opwireland @teagasc. #naturebasedsolutions @EPAResearchNews
Great day in @TeagascACP Ballycanew catchment yesterday. One day soon this field may contain Natural Water Retention Measures and @SMARTER_BufferZ @NWRM_Ire. Plenty of places to slow the flow.
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🌊🫧 CREW is #recruiting 🫧🌊
CREW is looking for a Project Manager to join our team @JamesHuttonInst in delivering #water #policy projects & #knowledgeexchange events at the science : policy interface. 1 month to apply! Please RT *⃣
hutton.current-vacancies.com… #ScotlandHydroNation
Just published: Our new open access book on "Spatial Flood Risk Management: Implementing Catchment-based Retention and Resilience on Private Land" @ElgarPublishing. An output of the @Land4Flood EU COST Action initiative @COSTprogramme. elgaronline.com/view/edcoll/…
Can improved design concepts for riparian buffer measures and placement improve uptake and best practice in Scotland? Take a look at our policy note now available via @CREW_waters - crew.ac.uk/publication/bette… #NatureBasedSolutions @H2oHutton
Registration is now open for the next Scottish Hydrological Group webinar on the 23/2/22.
You can also register for the next SHG webinar on Wednesday 23rd February 11.45-13.00 "Mollusc of the Glen: the most important wildlife species in Scotland" given by Peter Cosgrove from Alba Ecology
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Read about the main findings of LAND4FLOOD in the book "Spatial Flood Risk Management"! It is now in press and soon available. It contains chapters collaboratively written by teams of authors from different countries within the LAND4FLOOD network.
Just published: our report on 'establishing the potential influence of #beaver activity on the functioning of rivers and streams and water resource management in Scotland' is now available crew.ac.uk/publications/the-…. With @josie_geris @DimitrovaKatyon @CREW_waters
They're cute to look at, but can beavers improve the health of Scotland's rivers? A new report released today will help consider the pros and cons of beaver expansion in Scotland bit.ly/3fpasyf @nature_scot @CREW_waters @UoAGeosciences @JamesHuttonInst @josie_geris
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It's Day 19 of our #NFM #AdventCalendar🎄Today we revisit the webinar by @Hydro_Mark (@JamesHuttonInst) "NFM in agriculturally managed landscapes: re-thinking measures to deliver wider ecosystem services"
Grab a mince pie and watch here: bit.ly/3llssgg
Great to see our #Naturebasedsolutions framework report is now available online. With @KerryWaylen and Robin Pakeman. @JamesHuttonInst
A recent @SGRESAS funded Fellowship project, co-developed w/@nature_scot, reviewed #NaturebasedSolutions frameworks to identify the most suitable one for 🏴 landscapes. Read our latest case study to find out which one the team recommended.
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Join our team of researchers working in water resources at the Hutton!
New vacancy for a Senior Researcher: Water and the Circular Economy. Based in Aberdeen, UK.
Closing date: 25/10/21
Find out more here: hutton.current-vacancies.com…
@JamesHuttonInst @CREW_waters @HNICScotland
Just published: Our paper "Embankment lowering and natural self-recovery improves river-floodplain hydro-geomorphic connectivity of a gravel bed river" is now available in STOTEN -authors.elsevier.com/c/1cUTM… #NaturalFloodManagement #NFM #NatureBasedSolutions
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Important informal meeting of (active) EPA-funded research teams to share their project concepts. Lots of synergies! @WaterMarke @SMARTER_BufferZ @ROADRUN_Project @StreamScapes @EPAResearchNews @opwireland @teagasc
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Glenlivet field trip exploring more water in = more whisky out = less flooding. For @Martyn20Roberts PhD project with @josie_geris and @Hydro_Mark .
