Louise Parry
About Louise Parry
Louise Parry is a hydrologist at Arup in Leeds, United Kingdom, with a background in hydrology and climate change. She has previously worked at the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and is currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Bristol.
Title
Louise Parry holds the title of Hydrologist. She has extensive experience in the field, which includes her current role as a Hydrologist at Arup, and previous senior roles in well-known organizations.
Current Role at Arup
Since 2018, Louise Parry has been working as a Hydrologist at Arup in Leeds, United Kingdom. In this position, she works on water resource management projects, focusing on climate change impacts and sustainable usage of water resources. Her role involves analysis, modeling, and the development of strategies to mitigate the effects of extreme weather events.
Previous Experience at Scottish Environment Protection Agency
From 2016 to 2018, Louise Parry held the position of Senior Hydrometeorologist at the Scottish Environment Protection Agency in Perth, United Kingdom. Her responsibilities included monitoring hydrometeorological conditions, advising on flood risk management, and contributing to policies aimed at protecting the environment from the adverse effects of climate change.
Academic Background and Current Engagement at University of Bristol
Louise Parry is pursuing her PhD at the University of Bristol’s School of Geographical Sciences. Alongside her PhD studies, which began in 2011, she also serves as an Undergraduate Tutor. Her research is centered on hydrology and climate change, with a particular interest in mountain environments and complex catchments.
Previous Roles at MWH Global and Halcrow
In 2011, Louise Parry worked as a Graduate Hydrologist at MWH Global in Warrington, United Kingdom, for three months. Before that, from 2007 to 2010, she was a Graduate Hydrologist at Halcrow. These roles helped her gain foundational experience in hydrology, working on various projects related to water management and environmental protection.