The forum is free of charge and aims to give an overview of the variety of recording schemes and projects that take place in Hampshire. It is designed to encourage recorders and local recording groups to share their experiences and ideas.
A free mobile phone app to help monitor the UK’s grasshoppers, crickets, earwigs, stick insects and cockroaches, has been launched.
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A new national award scheme has been established to recognise achievement and celebrate success in biological recording and information sharing.
For the first time the NBN Conference will run over two days and will be based in York. There will also be an Awards event on Thursday evening. Book now!
The NBN Trust is now building the Atlas of Living Scotland, which will also serve as a pilot for a UK-wide roll out of new data infrastructure for biodiversity.
In the latest update from the Identification Trainers for the Future programme, Katy Potts explains about her journey into taxonomy and biological recording.
Written by Quentin Groom of the Botanic Garden, Belgium, this guest editorial talks about the importance of sharing data on invasive species.
Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre has been commissioned to map habitats across the whole of Oxfordshire to help prioritise conservation.
A one-day Summit to kick-start collaborations to mobilise the NBN’s extensive undigitised data holdings using crowdsourcing platforms.