The Biological Records Centre is undertaking a project to add value to the data it holds. The BRC looked at … Continued
SBIF gets a mention on page 49 of the new Strategy for Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture Research 2022-2027 “Biodiversity … Continued
To find out what the Geospatial Commission thinks about SBIF (spoiler alert, “Trailblazing in Scotland”!) have a read of their … Continued
SBIF’s Better Biodiversity Project is still on track, even though the blog space has been a bit quiet of late; … Continued
In the last couple of months, SBIF has been referenced in a major publication on the development of a single … Continued
All Change As you may have noticed, it has been a while since our last blog post. It is because … Continued
Written by Cally Ullman-Smith, winner of the inaugural David Robertson Youth Award (2015) Life has certainly been busy since the … Continued
Written by James McCulloch, winner of the inaugural Gilbert White Youth Award (2015) In November 2015, I was honoured to … Continued
Written by John-James Wilson, Vertebrate Zoology at World Museum, National Museums Liverpool Like colleagues at natural history collections across the … Continued
The Covid-19 crisis has had an enormous impact on the world. It has exposed our vulnerabilities and how deeply connected (or disconnected) we are with … Continued