The largest-ever survey of Scottish wildcats is now underway with more than 300 live trail cameras.
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.
Can advances in the use of DNA technologies provide solutions for biodiversity assessment, conservation and environmental protection?
In November 2015 Ben Brown opened our survey on recorders and their motivations, and the response rate since then has been overwhelming!
We are delighted that BBC Wildlife interviewed our David Robertson award winner, David Fenwick, for the February 2016 issue.
Here we have an update on the final phase of the current ID trainers for the future project.
We are delighted that BBC Wildlife interviewed our Gilbert White youth award winner, James McCulloch, for the January 2016 issue.
On 24th November 2015 the House of Lords debated what steps are being taken to tackle the loss of world biodiversity. NBN Trust Patron, Lord Selborne participated.
We hear from Dr Paul Jepson who gives his thoughts on biological recording in the future, with the advent of new apps and technologies.
We are delighted to announce that 100 data licences have now been assigned to datasets on the NBN Gateway.