A new map of Scotland’s land and freshwater habitats, adopting the European classification standard, has been unveiled by Scottish Natural Heritage.
Nominations are open for the Nature of Scotland Awards 2015. Now in their fourth year, these awards recognise the best of Scottish nature conservation.
Orchid Observers is a new citizen science project which investigates how orchid flowering times are being influenced by climate change.
The NBN Trust is preparing a business case for an Atlas, based on the ALA, which could transform how biological data are stored, visualised and analysed in the UK.
The NBN Data Capture Initiative recently helped the Bedfordshire and Luton Biodiversity Recording and Monitoring Centre to digitise Orthoptera records.
Now that the ID Trainers for the Future project is well underway, we hear from one of the trainees, Sally Hyslop, to find out how she is enjoying the programme.
Google has changed the way that search results are ranked on mobile phones and these changes may affect you if your website is not mobile friendly.
Earlier this month, the Scottish Biodiversity Information Forum held its first conference and here Christine Johnson, SBIF Co-ordinator, brings a report of the day.
The Great British Bee Count is returning this May to encourage UK citizens to count their local bees. This year it will be even better and easier to take part.
Fifteen years ago this month the NBN Trust was officially incorporated with Companies House, meaning that the Network has just turned fifteen.