PDF versions of the newsletters

The .pdf version of the 4th newsletter is available here.

The .pdf version of the 3rd newsletter is available here.

The .pdf version of the 2nd newsletter is available here.

The .pdf version of the 1st newsletter is available here.

 

Content and links to each newsletter

4th DRYvER Newsletter (sent out on 7 June 2023) [read the newsletter online]

• Aticle n°0 - Short news
• Aticle n°1 - Communication updates
  
• Aticle n°2 - Co-creation efforts are ongoing in DRYvER to ensure uptake of the project findings by local stakeholders
  
• Aticle n°3 - From local to European level
  
• Aticle n°4 - Interview with Naiara López-Rojo about her research results: how does drying influence Drying Rivers Networks?
  
• Aticle n°5 - Focus on the Hungarian DRN
  

 

3rd DRYvER Newsletter (sent out on 10 January 2023) [read the newsletter online]

• Article n°1 - DRYvER activities since January 2022: Focus on the two meetings
• Article n°2 - Validation of DRYvER’s first period by the EC
  
• Article n°3 - Forum of Young Researchers (FYR)
  
• Article n°4 - Case study presentation – focus on a CELAC
  
• Article n°5 - DRYRivERS App
  

 

2nd DRYvER Newsletter (sent out on 14 February 2022) [read the newsletter online]

• Article n°1 - DRYvER activities since July 2021: first reports are available!
• Article n°2 - First call for interest for Short-Term Scientific Missions is open!
• Article n°3 - Sampling campaigns & field activities – interview with Rubén del Campo
• Article n°4 - Case study presentation – focus on Croatia

 

1st DRYvER Newsletter (sent out on 16 July 2021) [read the newsletter online]

• Article n°1 - Overview of DRYvER, an interdisciplinary project focusing on drying river networks
• Article n°2 - DRYvER activities since September 2020: focus on data collection and launching the activities with citizens and stakeholders
  
• Article n°3 - Citizen Science App – Interview with Núria Cid
  
• Article n°4 - Preliminary findings on the perception of ecosystem services in drying river networks 
  
• Article n°5 - Recent and upcoming dissemination activities of DRYvER