Invasive species are a highly emotive issue with many organisations and the media offering differing and divisive opinions about their … Continued
Getting to grips with the importance of Fruits in identification. The fruiting structures of flowering plants are almost as diverse … Continued
The mosses of Whixall, Fenn’s and Bettisfield form one the largest lowland raised bogs in Britain. This very special habitat … Continued
The members of the British Amaranthaceae (formerly classified as Chenopodiaceae) constitute a group of genera that are collectively viewed as … Continued
Ferns and their allies are characterised by many by their difficulty in identification (particularly the big shuttlecock-forming woodland ferns) and … Continued
Crucifers have a reputation for being difficult to identify. First, because there are so many yellow ones that look the … Continued
This course is aimed at introducing people to the techniques of identifying British spiders under the microscope. There are over … Continued
Ecological Data: Theory and Practice This course is being delivered by Prof. Pierre Legendre who is a leading expert in … Continued
A Bioblitz for our guests to get involved in! We will be running a range of activities for people to … Continued
This course will run from 8th – 11th August 2016 at SCENE Field Station, Loch Lomond national park, Scotland Starting … Continued