A flood hydrology roadmap released in March 2022 sets out a vision to help scientists and practitioners better predict future flood events and improve flood resilience across the UK.
JBA Trust helped in shaping and peer reviewing the roadmap
Primary school pupils explore river engineering and water safety in a day of exciting interactive STEM activities
Our new interactive map shows the location of research studies about working with natural processes (WwNP) to reduce flood risk
We’re looking for a new trustee to join our board and help us create a resilient and sustainable future through research and learning.
In partnership with the British Hydrological Society, we’re encouraging talented students to pursue academic qualifications in hydrology and water management.
PhD students and water professionals learn how to use interactive models as part of a STEM outreach training event at the Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics
Our Trustees’ Annual Report reflects on our charitable activities in 2023-24 and highlights how we have shared knowledge to help build resilience to climate-related risks.
Our scholarships support individuals that will be able to bring benefits to communities. Congratulations to the three recipients!
We supported the Climate Ambassadors ‘Climate and Nature Action in Education’ event at the Great North Museum in Newcastle and demonstrated how models like our wave tank can be used in different education settings to explore the impacts of climate change
Lancaster University’s ‘Nurturing Talent’ programme supports students to get hands-on with the wave tank challenge game, creating new designs for coastal flood resilience and exploring the impact of climate change on coastal communities.
The new centre aims to educate and encourage safe engagement with the River Thames, and is part of the London Fire Bridge’s push on water safety. Our big river flume is being used to show how water behaves in the Thames and how currents can quickly become dangerous.
