📢📢Our Nature Communications article out today uses Lisflood to improve hydrological process representation in models of #malaria suitability. We see different patterns across Africa and new changes in suitability in the future. That only took us nine years! 😬 Geography at Leeds University of Lincoln, UK 🎉🎉

This disease kills 400,000 people a year. A new map shows where climate change will make it worse bit.ly/3lQaVvh #malaria #ClimateChange

I'm fundraising for Katharine House Hospice - Banbury. Check out my JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #JustGiving justgiving.com/fundraising/to…

Thanks to everyone who donated to me and Lizzy and for the great 80s themed MoonlightWalk from the wonderful Katharine House

We had a fantastic response to our workshop looking at new forecasting tools to deal with the challenge of surface water #flooding. Participants valued our tool & we are using their feedback. We have a new summary report about the workshop & project. bit.ly/3VGNRke

Enjoying some beaver spotting in beautiful Cornwall. Amazing creatures and impressive engineers.

Some highlights from our CASTOR Treescapes trip to Cornwall to see riparian woodland restoration in action. Beaver wetlands, wood pasture and Atlantic rainforest among many other great finds this week. UKTreescapes Dr Jenna C. Ashton Jonny Huck Chris Jones

Hobbit for the evening for the wonderful Moonlight Walk with Katharine House

Calling all research staff! Join our networking event at Nexus on 7 June for a chance to meet other researchers. You can find out about shared research interests and experiences through ice-breaking activities and academic speed dating. Book your place: bit.ly/3BQh5F3

Is it the last supper? Nay! It’s the CASTOR Treescapes team evangelising the benefits of interdisciplinary working with help from MEMBRA_Trees & Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes at the #FutureTreescapes23 UKTreescapes

Beyond pleased to share that our paper on how seasonal floods affect maternal health access on the Barotse Floodplain has now been published and is completely open access! This work was completed for my masters, and is my first first-author paper! ij-healthgeographics.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Sad to be leaving Geography at Leeds, but really excited to be working on multi hazard risk modelling as part of the Sajag-Nepal project SoGE, University of Oxford

Really excited to be in Nepal with the Sajag-Nepal team. It's been an important reminder to visit the places that you intend to model and not to assume you can do it all from a desktop...

Where might climatic suitability for malaria transmission change in future? In our paper published today in Science, we use hydrological models from ISIMIP to examine the effect of hydrology on malaria suitability changes in Africa.

(1/2)New paper for NFM 🌧️ How effective are NFM interventions at large catchment scale? Our review of 454 studies over 30 years finds no strong evidence that larger catchments reduce NFM effectiveness. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/wat2.1… #NFM #Flood #NBS