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#HappeningNow Pammie Tolentino Pammie Tolentino, DOST-Newton PhD scholar from University of Glasgow presents catchment-based approaches to sustainable river management.

#Look Partners from universities, government units & industry participate in an innovative policy game to map pathways to policy implementation on making space for Philippine rivers. #NewtonFundSuccess

Richard Williams Pammie Tolentino Pammie's PhD investigates catchment characteristics in the response of river basins to hydromet events, supported by the DOST Philippines Newton Fund & British Council

The Science Beyond Borders anthology is available for download at britishcouncil.ph/programmes/edu… 🧪

Thrilled to work between these two (potentially) game-changing projects under the Sustainable Mineral Resources in the Philippines Research Programme!

Day 1 of the Sustainable Mineral Resources in the Philippines (SMRP) Programme Mid-project Meeting 🇬🇧🇵🇭⚛️ In the photos: DOST-PCIEERD Executive Director Eric Paringit and Principal Investigators Prof. Gawen Jenkin, Prof. Richard Williams, and Prof. Dei Faustino-Eslava

Day 2 of the Sustainable Mineral Resources in the Philippines (SMRP) Programme Mid-project Meeting 🇬🇧🇵🇭⚛️ Thank you to DOST Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. for gracing us with your presence!

Day 3 of the Sustainable Mineral Resources in the Philippines (SMRP) Programme Mid-project Meeting 🇬🇧🇵🇭⚛️ Theory of Change training workshop with investigators and researchers from Projects PAMANA and PROMT

Day 4 of the Sustainable Mineral Resources in the Philippines (SMRP) Programme Mid-project Meeting 🇬🇧🇵🇭⚛️ It’s a wrap! Thank you to our project partners for participating in the Theory of Change workshop with our Principal Investigators. Grateful for your continued support!

The first of many activities lined up for the SMRP consortium 🇬🇧🇵🇭⚛️

Here, we also quantified the relative contribution of mining to downstream sedimentation (compared with natural and agricultural sources) and examined the contamination signal in the floodplain ⚠️ 👇👇👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Mikael Attal Simon Marius Mudd

3 days of discussing about Mag-asawang Tubig catchment, introducing River Styles and other catchment-based approaches to support sustainable river management! The testimonies after the workshop were overwhelming. We’re making impact one river at a time! 😊

Less is more. Keep it simple and focus on the needs of the audience. 💯

It’s been a year since the “Making space for PH rivers”. We are now working with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in “Reconfiguring River Management in the Philippines” co-funded by UofG IAA - find us on BlueSky 🦋. This workshop gathered river basin managers from all over the country to talk about our rivers.

Science for impact 👏🇵🇭🇬🇧 Pammie Tolentino

Rain was pouring in Glasgow, much like the flow of insights and discussions at the two-day Urban River Restoration workshop organized by BSG Geomorphology and Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA). The 1st activity on Day 1 let us explore options to restore an urban river and understand the constraints.

Happy to share our paper! ☀️ We explore system-scale 2D hydraulic modeling with high-res topographic mapping to guide flood management and avoid negative cascading impacts from structural interventions. Check it out! doi.org/10.1002/rra.43… DOST SEI British Council