The University of Exeter, NBN and Centre for Ecology and Hydrology are jointly offering a PhD studentship to address an emerging scientific challenge.
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The NBN Secretariat is planning to visit the Network's contributing schemes, societies and organisations to learn more about your work recording in the field.
The Nature Intelligence Unit is seeking input from the scientific and public engagement communities on how we can increase participation in nature-based citizen science.
We are pleased to hear from Keiron Brown, a biological recorder, who gives his perspective on entering the world of recording for the first time.
Can advances in the use of DNA technologies provide solutions for biodiversity assessment, conservation and environmental protection?
The UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme, run by Butterfly Conservation and the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, has developed a new … Continued
WBRC contains information on species distribution and ecological sites in Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull – for which it is the … Continued