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“Get Looking” encourages wildlife recording Tattenhall Education Centre was the ideal venue for the Cheshire Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) ‘Get Looking’ Training Day…

Yorkshire & Humber Environmental Data Network – Publication of data Over the coming months, North & East Yorkshire Ecological Data Centre (NEYEDC) and Humber Environmental…

Darwin Guide success The NBN Trust launched the Darwin Guide to Recording Wildlife at the NBN Conference on 20th November 2009 and ever since it…

Recording Invasive Species Counts Under the NBN’s contract with Defra on 22nd March we launched Recording Invasive Species Counts (RISC), a project to engage the…

The Network then and now The data On the 3rd April 2000 the National Biodiversity Network Trust was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee;…

Recording Invasive Species Counts – the RISC project It has been estimated that the cost of invasive species to the worldwide economy is about five…

Welcome to the first issue of the NBN’s e-Newsletter! We have produced NBN News as a printed copy for many years and now believe it…

GATEWAY VERSION 3.4 Release date: 26/03/2010 The following new functionality and changes have now been added to the NBN Gateway and web services. NBN GATEWAY…

More funding available In the spring and summer 2009 issues of NBN News, OPAL announced the first of three rounds of funding available through its…

The OPAL project launches its third national survey this May, and this time scientists are asking people all over England to explore what lives in…

The launch of the Earthworm Society of Britain, sponsored by OPAL (Open air Laboratories) took place in Hyde Park, London in October 2009.  At the…

Interested in running a BioBlitz near you?  To celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity in 2010, Bristol Natural History Consortium (BNHC) will be supporting a…

Celebrating the International Year of Biodiversity (IYB), the UK National Commission for UNESCO has launched a biodiversity information pack and competition for schools.  IYB is…

2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity, and people all over the world are being encouraged to safeguard our global natural heritage and reduce the…

Recording Invasive Species Counts Under the NBN’s contract with Defra we will be launching Recording Invasive Species Counts (RISC), a project to engage the public in monitoring…

We are delighted to have welcomed Lynn Heeley, Paul Gilbertson and Selvameena Dhandapani to the NBN team. Lynn will be working alongside Graham French as…

Biodiversity is our life 2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity and along with IYB-UK we’d like everyone to do one simple thing to preserve…

We are pleased to announce that the NBN Species Dictionary web site is back on line www.nhm.ac.uk/nbn/ which has been down for a few months.…

‘Non-native species: alien invaders or benign newcomers?’ NBN Conference, 20th November 2009 Some people may have wondered why we focused on non-native species this year,…

The stag beetle Lucanus cervus is Britain’s largest terrestrial beetle.  Adult male beetles can reach up to 70mm in length and are easily recognised by…