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Do you have a skill or a way of doing things that you’d like to tell others about? Do you have technical expertise that you…

If you missed the recent deadline to opt-in to the Scottish Biodiversity Information Forum’s mailing list, but would still like to receive news from the…

There is still time to book a place at this event, which will be held at Battleby on 21 June. Anyone in the biodiversity data…

These annual Awards celebrate the individuals, the newcomers and the groups of people or organisations that are making outstanding contributions to biological recording and improving…

Bristol and Bath win best in Europe in the first global City Nature Challenge. Between 27-30 April 2018 Bristol and Bath competed with 65 cities…

Are you an open data champion? The 2018 Ebbe Nielsen Challenge will award up to €34,000 in prizes to the entries that rely on open…

How can natural sciences collections in UK museums support nature conservation and ecological research, policy and management effectively? UK museums contain roughly 140 million natural…

View Network News May 2018.  In this issue: NBN Atlas revisions to Terms of Use and Guidance for Using Data Identification Trainers for the Future:…

This is an open invitation to anyone in the biodiversity community in Scotland who would like to learn more about, and contribute to the development…

A successful stakeholder engagement day was held for the NBN Atlas Wales on 25 April at the National Library in Aberystwyth. At the event, 21 stakeholders from…

The SBIF Review Highlight Report for March and April was published last week (w/c 23 April) and contains our Latest Update, a summary of recent activity and an indication of the status of…

We have recently been receiving donations through the PayPal giving fund – the donations come to us anonymously so we would like to take this…

The Identification Trainers for the Future (IDTFF) project was developed as a work based training programme for individuals that are passionate about developing a career…

Wood pasture is an important habitat, positively teeming with life and vital to preserve. If you can’t picture what this habitat looks like, you’re not…

This year’s NFBR conference is organised in partnership with the Field Studies Council and Manchester Metropolitan University on the very timely and topical theme of…

We wanted to make you aware of some revisions to our Terms of Use and Guidance for Using Data from the NBN Atlas. The main change relates…

Mark the return of Spring by listening out for the cuckoo! The Centre for Environmental Data and Recording (CEDaR) is asking for people to report…

The YOUng MARine RESearchers 9 (YOUMARES9) conference will take place at Carl von Ossietzky University in Oldenburg (Germany) from the 11-14th September 2018. The conference…

The UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship scheme (FLF) aims to develop, retain, attract and sustain research and innovation talent in the UK. Providing up to seven…

People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is calling on all wildlife enthusiasts to help monitor signs of the UK’s disappearing water voles as part of…