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Eric Woods

@bordersthinking

Recovering analyst and Research Director, now more into ecology than technology. On the rare appearance of a tweet, it's my own opinion

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Joined November 2009
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Now on BlueSky, not that anyone will care, but want to support those that matter as they make the move. If any friends do see this, let me know when you make the move and I'll follow.
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Heavy rainfall is becoming more intense in the UK. Although the wettest month on record for the UK is back in 1903, there is a clear trend to wetter conditions, with three recent months getting close to breaking the record.
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Reflecting on a fascinating year working with @rwtwales and @Chloejja_ on the Wilder Pentwyn project rwtwales.org/blog/year-pentw…
A Year at Pentwyn: A Warden’s Tale | Radnorshire Wildlife Trust

A Year at Pentwyn: A Warden’s Tale | Radnorshire Wildlife Trust

Reflecting on the first year as a volunteer warden at Pentwyn Farm, part of the Wilder Pentwyn project, made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

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Our Pentwyn Farm Animation is now ready for you to view on Youtube! 🐷🐴🌱🦅 Wilder Pentwyn Farm has a 30-year vision to fully restore nature! Watch the animation here: youtube.com/watch?v=Z749LoDu…
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A fantastic (and productive) day on the Welsh hills with a great bunch of people - thanks also to Chloe Jackson at @rwtwales for making it happen
Radnorshire Wildlife Trust (@rwtwales) profile pictureRadnorshire Wildlife Trust@rwtwales9 Apr 2024
A HUGE thank you to the volunteers that worked really hard today planting trees at an angle on the steep slopes of the Lugg just outside of the Pentwyn boundary & in patches of gorse, to avoid sheep grazing the leading shoots! This technique is called sabre tree planting 🌳 (1/3)
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I dream of a UK train service that matches the commitment of @seatsixtyone - thank you
The Man in Seat 61 (@seatsixtyone) profile pictureThe Man in Seat 61@seatsixtyone27 Oct 2023
EUROPEAN TIMETABLE 2024: A thread summarising the most significant changes with the 2024 timetable starting 10 December 2023...
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Climate change is real, it’s human-caused, its impacts are serious … and there are solutions if we act now.
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Thanks - it was a great discussion
Enlit Europe (@Enlit_Europe) profile pictureEnlit Europe@Enlit_Europe10 Nov 2022
To investigate how cities and utilities are employing smart water solutions to manage water resources, prevent flooding and drive resilience, Yusuf Latief chats to Eric Woods (@bordersthinking) & Grant Samms (@grantsamms) of @WeAreGHInsights. 🎧 Listen: bit.ly/3NXuuAu
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The two greatest songwriters of all time, couple of lads from Liverpool
Liam Thorp (@LiamThorpECHO) profile pictureLiam Thorp@LiamThorpECHO25 Jun 2022
Not sure I can emotionally handle them singing together, magical
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A truly memorable walk, along one of the finest sections of the Offa's Dyke Path. Thanks to @OffasDykePath for providing great insights on the history of the dyke and the path itself. And to @RamblersCymru for great organisation and support.
Ramblers Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@RamblersCymru) profile pictureRamblers Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿@RamblersCymru13 Sep 2021
WOW. We're still speechless after this weekend. Thank you so much to everyone who attended the #BigWelshWalk in Knighton on Saturday, helping make it a special and memorable occasion full of smiles and laughter!🥳 @OffasDykePath @RamblersGB @VisitMidWales
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Walk 1 on the #BigWelshWalk, heading from Kington to Knighton! Celebrating the @OffasDykePath 50th with sensational views and fantastic company, getting to know everyone who’s joined! Join us next week at Tintern: ramblers.org.uk/en/go-walkin…
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The #BigWelshWalk and #offasdykepath50 meet #OffasDyke on Rushock Hill @RamblersCymru @NationalTrails @LDWA1 @NatResWales @NaturalEngland @offasdykecentre @ODCollaboratory @howardmrw @MidWalesMyWay @visitknighton @PowysCC #walking
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Emancipatory big data gives you the "geneaology of the social." Reactionary big data gives you "social physics." It's not very difficult!
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Looking forward to joining NYPA and Signify for tomorrow's webinar. You can still register here #SmartCities #IOT
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If you see a seal pup with paint marks on it along the coast, just keep your distance it means the Welsh marine wildlife rescue are aware of it and they are healthy, probably just resting and staying out of the stormy sea.
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My article on the role of cities in the energy transition for EIC Energy Focus magazine Autumn2020 @TheEICEnergy @WeAreGHInsights #smartcities #energytransition lnkd.in/dGNcEtF

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A wonderful considered and thought provoking article from @cityofsound. And generous references to other writers that will provide hours of reading and new streams of thought. link.medium.com/xUzn75uvcab
31. Tilling the soil for slow-growth, and embracing uncertainty

31. Tilling the soil for slow-growth, and embracing uncertainty

Complexity and contradiction in decision-making; the problem of the centrality of economics, expertise, and ‘the data’; Different growth

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Managing public space for the benefit of all. Register for @WeAreGHInsights’ webinar, Using Parking Analytics to Better Manage Public Space, today at 2:00pm EDT: guidehou.se/3kmThxU. I'll be speaking with Mark Dettle and Al Ramadan, @CityofSantaCruz; Jason Schulz, @Verizon.
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Me again, with some background for our webinar next week
Guidehouse Research (@WeAreGHResearch) profile pictureGuidehouse Research@WeAreGHResearch12 Aug 2020
Learn how to build back better by creating #sustainable and #resilient #cities. Read the recent @energycentral article by @WeAreGHInsights’ Eric Woods: guidehou.se/31NSTR1
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