Supporting water safety awareness activities
We were invited to attend a North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service Public Safety Officers meeting to demonstrate our mini flume and to discuss water safety activities.
We were invited to attend a North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service Public Safety Officers meeting to demonstrate our mini flume and to discuss water safety activities.
We were pleased to provide mini flume training for Yorkshire Dales National Park staff and volunteers in Grassington.
We’re delighted to announce that we will be funding the tuition fees for places on Lancaster University’s postgraduate courses in Flood and Coastal Risk Management starting in 2022.
On Wednesday 29th September, JBA Trust delivered river and flooding workshops for Year 5 & 6 pupils at All Saints’ C of E Primary School, Ilkley.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service used our mini river flume to demonstrate hazards in the water environment during water safety sessions at Upper Wharfedale Secondary School.
On Saturday 11th September we attended the Skell Valley Project celebration event near Ripon, demonstrating our augmented reality sandbox.
We were pleased to support two school events and a community engagement event using our physical demonstration models in mid July.
The British Hydrological Society, JBA Trust and the Environment Agency are delighted to announce that the MSc Studentship Award Scheme is now open for applications, for courses starting in Autumn 2021.
A stunning new collection of water photographs has just been published by Keith Beven, a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Lancaster University and one of our trustees. ‘The Still Dynamic’ is a collection of Keith’s favourite photographs and raises funds for WaterAid.
In a year that tested everyone’s resilience, we were able to continue promoting research, supporting education and sharing knowledge by adapting our approach. We are pleased to share our Trustees Annual Report and the highlights of 2019-20.