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View Network News – October 2021. In this issue: NBN Conference – more speakers announced! Wildlife data from the NBN Atlas is key to tackling…

A group of the UK’s rarest lizard – the sand lizard – has been released back into the wild in Dorset. Over 140 of these…

A new initiative – Natur am Byth – to save rare species and reconnect communities with nature is getting off the ground in Wales. The shrill…

The NBN Trust is saddened to hear of the sudden death of Douglas Boyes. Douglas was the winner of the Newcomer Award in the 2020…

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is described by Natural England as, “an approach to development, and/or land management, that leaves nature in a measurably better state…

In its first look at careers in ecology & biodiversity, CJS Focus has a number of articles which give information on how to get into…

New research, published recently in the journal “Biological Invasions” by NBN Trustee – David Slawson – and his colleagues Nidhi Gupta and Andy Moffat, shows…

Civil Service Network for Nature (N4N) is a new community for civil servants who would like to use their allowance of up to three volunteering…

More than 12 months of collaboration between developers from the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) and the GBIF Secretariat has produced a major upgrade to…

An ambitious 30-year landscape-scale rewilding initiative to link up a majestic sweep of the Scottish Highlands as one vast nature recovery area connecting Loch Ness…

Bio-Dem, an open-source web-app for exploring temporal and spatial relationships between the availability of biodiversity data and the dimensions of democracy, has won first prize…

Two projects led by UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) are providing information for wildlife recorders to help them choose where to record -…

We are delighted to announce that after six months working as a contractor for the NBN Trust, Helen Manders Jones has accepted the role of…

Over the past month iNaturalistUK users have been busy recording wildlife for three different projects.   From 6 – 19 September the Natural History Museum ran its first Fat…

The National Biodiversity Network Trust (NBN Trust) welcomes the importance placed on UK biodiversity data – as the essential evidence base to reverse the devastating…

The Natural History Museum (NHM) is asking for your help to record spiders during Fat Spider Fortnight (6-19 September). Anyone can take part and all…

View Network News – September 2021. In this issue: NBN Conference – book now! NBN Atlas Project Project Page NBN Conference – get involved! Great…

We have been giving regular NBN Atlas updates over the last few months as we dealt with some performance and stability issues. We have now…

We have two different ways for you to get involved at this year’s NBN Conference, which are detailed below. Showcase a project Would you like…

From now until the winter, as people start to clear old plant material from their gardens, the GB Non-Native Species Secretariat is promoting the Be…