Great to hear @michaellomotey from Geography & Environmental Science at Southampton on BBC Humberside.

He spoke about working to raise awareness of African, Caribbean and South Asia nations which 'suffer most' from #climatechange with no 'capacity to adapt.'

Listen to Micheal (1hr 18mins)👇
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

This year’s #StressAwarenessMonth theme is #LittleByLittle so we wanted to share some small everyday steps you can take to help reduce stress.

Check them out 👇

I was honored to deliver the opening talk at the GISRUK conference hosted by the University of Leeds, sharing insights of the great work that we at WorldPopProject at Geography & Environmental Science at Southampton do and encouraging excellent discussions among fellow GIS enthusiasts.

🚨JOB ALERT! Come and join our team researching the drivers of global sediment yield from rivers using Bayesian/ML techniques. 18 month PDRA position. Details here: jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…. Please do get in touch with me to discuss further.

🚨 New research paper: Building footprint data for countries in Africa: To what extent are existing data products comparable?

Comparing #BuildingFootprint data from #Google #Ecopia #Microsoft #OSM for #Africa

#Settlement #Spatial

doi.org/10.1016/j.comp…

In this issue of Re:Action from Research and Innovation Services, Southampton, Professor of Geography, Prof Jane Hart talks about the work we are doing to understand the response of glaciers to climate change.

👉 issuu.com/university_of_…

#green , #brown and #red #seaweed on those trays 😊 Happy day teaching the benefits of having seaweeds on our seas, but raising awareness on the current #bloom and #invasion affecting the #coasts all around the world.

Geography & Environmental Science at Southampton LIPC_UNAM Dorset Museum & Art Gallery Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute UoS Public Engagement

In the final episode CSaP's mini-series on coastal resilience, we discuss coastal management policy transitions with Dr Sien van der Plank

Listen to the discussion here: youtu.be/VPWMme50x4g

#coastalresilience #coastaladaptation #climatepolicy

🌊Mini-series on coastal resilience🌊

Joséphine Anselin has worked with experts to produce a podcast on coastal resilience

If you want to know more about resilience, flood risk, potential nature-based solutions, and policy barriers, then read & listen 👉 shorturl.at/ewyX3

Welcoming Dev-Afrique Development Advisors who are reporting on the Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) project they have undertaken, and working with us to develop new MEL activities and indicators.

A great day showing local and international #seaweed knowledge at Dorset Museum & Art Gallery, with activities drawn from our Seaweeds Dynamics project with UoS Public Engagement and the SarTECH project with Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute

Geography & Environmental Science at Southampton LIPC_UNAM

Sand mining is fuelling Cambodia's construction boom, but at what cost to the environment?
Prof. Julian Leyland from Geography & Environmental Science at Southampton features in this BBC Sounds documentary, that also aired on BBC World Service.
Listen below 🔊bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

This excellent BBC News (World) documentary explores links between Mekong sand mining and its social and environmental consequences. We urgently need meaningful solutions, that engage local communities, to enable more sustainable resource extraction
bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

Dr Jane Hart is a Professor of Geography at the University of Southampton (University of Southampton) and QRA President.

Women geographers… it’s time to speak up and inspire others to join the geographical community!

Join in and share your stories!

#IWDGeographers #IWD2024

Dr Mary Edwards is a Professor of Physical Geography at the University of Southampton (University of Southampton) and QRA James Croll Medal recipient.

#IWDGeographers

On #InternationalWomensDay , we are celebrating the recent work of staff and students in WorldPop:

Heather Chamberlain is leading research work on comparing different building footprint datasets across Africa:
researchsquare.com/article/rs-333…

On #InternationalWomensDay , we are celebrating the recent work of staff and students in WorldPop:

Amy Bonnie and Natalia Tejedor-Garavito led production of a report with the Wellcome on longitudinal population studies for climate-health research:
worldpop.org/blog/new-open-…

On #InternationalWomensDay , we are celebrating the recent work of staff and students in WorldPop:

CarlaPi is leading work with CIFF on mapping health and development indicators:
worldpop.org/current-projec…

Read about previous work in India here:
nature.com/articles/s4159…

On #InternationalWomensDay2024 , we are celebrating the recent work of staff and students in WorldPop:

Kristine Nilsen leads the Geospatial Data & Analysis Center for Countdown to 2030:
countdown2030.org/tools-for-anal…

Read her work on maternal health service access:
bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

On #InternationalWomensDay , we are celebrating the recent work of staff and students in WorldPop:

Iyanuloluwa Olowe leads the GIS work for our Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance-funded work to support NPHCDA on vaccination coverage mapping.

Read about it in our latest newsletter:
worldpop.org/worldpop-newsl…