A great pleasure to attend the 7th Nile Basin Development Forum as part of the WMO team- tools for trans boundary water management are at top of discussions
Game changing technology for early warning systems
"To measure river flow from space. I never imagined that this would be possible even five years ago!"
From @planet, a discussion with @Nick_Everard about how high-resolution satellite data is improving ways to measure river flow around the world #FluViSat
Good discussion with Ghanaian Minister of Public Works and Housing around options for improved flood and drought prediction at the HydroSOS workshop in Accra.
RECIRCULATE final meeting. Pleasure to meet again with fellow Advisory Board members Prof. Caroline Thoruwa (KNUST, Kenya) and Prof. Jimmy Adegoke (U Kansas, US).
A true great who led us into new understanding. He will be sadly missed by many. It was an honour to work with him.
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We need to maintain efforts to monitor invasive species
“What we need to know is at what point is the balance tipped to the extent that interactions have broken down and we no longer have the functioning of the system in the way that we want it to be...” @UKLadybirds speaks to @guardianeco #invasivespecies theguardian.com/environment/…
Hydrological gradient across the UK?
Latest UK Hydrological Summary published: #river flows in the west likely to be normal to above normal in July; flows in the east likely to be normal to below normal. See the website for further information, including possible pattern for Jul-Sept hydoutuk.net/latest-outlook/
Delighted to see #UKCEHStrategy2025 out this week, our first since becoming independent. This sets the future direction for @UK_CEH science, detailing our commitment to tackling global environmental challenges. Great to showcase our expertise & approach ceh.ac.uk/science-strategy
58th session of the Bureau of the International Hydrological Programme (IHP) en.unesco.org/events/58th-se…
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