Sharing knowledge is important for building strong and effective ways to manage flood risks. Engaging with local authorities, community organisations, and the public will help us make sure our approach is inclusive and considers the diverse needs of those affected by groundwater flooding.
In addition to the resources below, we have;
Darcy’s Tale follows Darcy, a lonely mole searching for love, who is suddenly swept away by rising groundwater. Through its engaging storytelling, the animation highlights how groundwater flooding occurs and the importance of communities and industry professionals working together to prepare for and mitigate its impact. The film is part of a national campaign to promote ‘Let’s Talk Groundwater Flooding’, a new network bringing together communities and industry to improve flood prevention and preparedness.
The animation supports ‘Let’s Talk Groundwater Flooding’, a new national network created by three groundwater flooding projects, funded by Defra as part of the £200 million Flood and Coastal Innovation Programmes.
We launched this podcast to share knowledge through accessible channels.
The podcast is all about getting people talking about how we can be better informed and prepared for our changing world. We focus on our communities and how we can work together to tackle issues like flooding and climate change.
By bringing together our ideas, dreams, and the knowledge of experts, we can all help make our future safer and better for everyone
Bitesize and fun animation videos for schools and communities
What is Climate Adaptation?
What are Naturebased Solutions (NbS)?
What is Groundwater Flood Risk and Why is it Important?
The Water Cycle and the Built Environment
What is Climate Adaptation?
Our results along with the technical results have been published on the NERC Open Research Archive (NORA) and can be freely accessed.
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