Habitat dependence of tipping points in upland soils and implications for natural flood management

This PhD project at the University of Southampton addresses the growing challenges of flooding and drought, which are intensifying due to climate change. The research will focus on Natural Flood Management (NFM) strategies, which aim to reduce flood risk by restoring and enhancing natural hydrological processes within catchments. NFM is an increasingly important approach in environmental management, offering sustainable solutions that work with nature to mitigate the impacts of extreme weather events. The project will likely involve fieldwork, data analysis, and modelling to assess the effectiveness of NFM interventions and their role in climate adaptation. The University of Southampton provides a strong research environment for environmental science and hydrology, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and expertise. This position is ideal for candidates interested in climate change adaptation, water resources, and ecosystem restoration. Funding and application details are not specified in the current description.