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Climate change could be the “last straw” for rare woodlands in the far north of Scotland already damaged by overgrazing animals, it is claimed.   …

From plague-harbouring crustaceans, to sprawling superweeds and allergy-inducing insects, invasive species are one of the greatest threats facing biodiversity today. And they are not only…

After the update of datasets on 31st July 2008, the number of records on the NBN Gateway rose to over 30 million. The milestone record of a Brown…

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A new green commercial development in Nottingham was opened recently with a walk along a path through a newly created wetland habitat which is part…

The survey by BirdLife International found that 45% of Europe’s common birds had seen numbers fall, as had more than 80% of Australia’s wading species.…

The following datasets have been added to the Gateway server. Clicking on the link will take you to the metadata pages for each dataset. Capercaillie…

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The birds were highlighted by a new “early warning system” designed to identify species currently abundant but at risk of serious decline in the future.…

On 30 May 2008, after nine long successful years being hosted by The Wildlife Trusts, the NBN Trust secretariat moved to its own offices in Nottingham…

The lecture, entitled “Causes and Consequences of the pending extinction spasm” was eloquently delivered by Lord Robert May. The event was held at the Department…

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