Temperatures have topped 31C in southern areas of the country on a third day of hot weather.

This year's UKRI policy fellowships will fund research on natural hazards within government

Interactive session exploring climate misinformation: its scale, where it appears in communities, and why it matters for climate action.

Lucy Easthope is on a mission to find out how we can become better prepared.

CO-GREAT (CO-created Gamified Resilience Engagement Accessible Toolkit) Winter 2026 Workshop

We asked climate and weather scientists about “coldwaves”, the role of climate change, and what the UK’s winters will be like in the future.

Animals must not be forgotten—they can be central to how people act in a crisis. In this blog, Professor Patrick Pollock, from the University of Glasgow, explains why planning for animals is key to ma...

The United Nations warns that human-induced climate change means drought could become the next "pandemic" (UNDRR, 2021). As drought frequency and severity are projected to increase globally, this hidd...

Communities urged to ‘apply now’ for winter resilience aid. - Communities urged to ‘apply now’ for winter resilience aid.

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Hear from farmers and advisers about how nature-friendly farming works for them and benefits both the environment and their business.

The meeting in Grantown will consider ways to improve resilience and prevent future blazes.

Meanwhile the number of firefighters is down 25% since 2008, the equivalent of around 11,000 wholetime crew members, the NFCC said.

Come celebrate the launch of the new Failure Mode of Engineering network

YouTube video by United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction

YouTube video by GALLANT (UofG)

Trees in full leaf are more likely to fall, which is why summer storms can be particularly disruptive.

David Hedley, commercial & infrastructure lead at ground engineering specialist Mainmark UK, warns that as weather remains erratic, the construction sec ...

Learn from experience and expertise from SEPA and Cairngorms National Park on how land managers can cope with water scarcity in Scotland.