In the DRY Story Bank, we have created a searchable database of stories shared in different formats (short sound bites, text narratives and digital stories – audio and images). We gathered the stories during our research and engagement processes, working with people within our seven case-study catchments during the DRY project. Each story has a summary, transcription and tags.
Click the Explore button to search the database and visualise data extracted from the stories. This will allow you to find out more about people’s perceptions and experiences of drought and water shortage in the UK, their ways of coping and adapting, their water behaviours and more….
Pang transcript 08 Wantage 20170628
Pang transcript 05 Wantage 28.06.2017
Pang transcript Wantage 02.09.2017
https://vimeo.com/250669798/f1bff39b30
“We have reduced our gas consumption by a third in the last ten years…”https://vimeo.com/290271228/7d42540764
“During the flooding of February 2014, we had very limited use of water”https://vimeo.com/290275027/e7fb10c451
“In 1976, it was more like the colour you get in Malta”https://vimeo.com/299325310/e95f370168
“My team spent two weeks surveying 200 gravel pit reservoirs as a potential solution to water storage”https://vimeo.com/299327109/54a780dcf5
“Serious drought will affect people’s jobs and economy”https://vimeo.com/299326856/49d25aa7a2
“A serious drought isn’t fun!”https://vimeo.com/299326564/f324c825b7
“Our native trees will die”https://vimeo.com/299326274/3e46deee34
“Picturing impacts of climate change in 2050”