The Flood Estimation Handbook (FEH) and the earlier Flood Studies Report (FSR) are a set of methods and associated data to enable recognised standard national methods for rainfall and flood estimation ...

What is the FEH? The Flood Estimation Handbook (FEH) and the earlier Flood Studies Report (FSR) are a set of methods and associated data to enable recognised standard national methods for rainfall and ...

ROBIN Phase II focuses on growing and strengthening the global reference hydrological network. Building on the foundations of Phase I, this next phase aims to: Expand country participation, especially ...

The Korean Nature Futures project develops a globally useful visioning and forecasting framework for biodiversity, people, and climate neutrality in Korea. We are proud to have contributed to this ...

Mendrika Rakotomanga, a PhD researcher at the University of Leeds, spent several weeks between May and July 2025 at UKCEH Wallingford, hosted by Jawaria Ahmed, furthering his work on AI-powered ...

The Asian Hornet Watch app, developed by UKCEH, allows for rapid reporting of potential Yellow-legged (Asian) hornet sightings.

Jemimah Gacheru is a weather forecaster based in Nairobi, Kenya. From 3 February – 14 March 2025 she visited UKCEH Wallingford, working in particular on the science around extreme heat events in Kenya ...

UKCEH’s ROBIN initiative (Reference Observatory of Basins for INternational hydrological climate change detection) has been showcased in UNESCOs Open Hydrology publication.

UKCEH’s ROBIN project, funded by the International science for Net Zero Plus programme, features in the publication under pillar 1: open data, highlighting how the initiative is advancing a worldwide ...

AI-Hab is an innovative project being delivered by UKCEH and the University of Lincoln, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to transform how we assess and monitor habitats across the UK.

UKCEH scientists have applied this method – known as UNSEEN (Unprecedented simulated extremes using ensembles) – to explore ...