Items Tagged 'Science'

Features

• The Long and Winding Road into Marine Biology
• Protecting lakes through science, partnerships and people

News

• A history of women in plant science
• NERC invests in a new generation of environmental scientists
• National Trust uses ‘Isaac Newton’s lockdown legacy’ to launch Time + Space Award for young people
• Science ‘storytelling’ urgently needed amid climate and biodiversity crisis
• The Buzz About Trees: Scientists at Wakehurst harness sound to understand bee abundance
• Communities hold the key to tackling plastic pollution, say researchers
• In memory of Dame Jane Goodall 1934-2025
• Public feels positively about dead and decaying trees, finds new research
• Scientists at the Natural History Museum, London have described and named 262 new species to science in 2025
• Marine robotics will aid restoration efforts on Scottish loch
• UK scientists unite for seabed survey off the south‑west coast
• ZSL marks 200th anniversary with £20m boost for wildlife health
• Most comprehensive review of how deep-sea mining might affect unique sea life
• Nature on the EDGE of extinction: Kew and ZSL scientists warn 21% of flowering plant evolutionary history is at risk
• Flagship APHA facility marks 50 years of wildlife science
• Leaders unite to tackle biodiversity crisis threatening UK business
• New GOV.UK page launched to encourage reporting, provide updates and track the South West's octopus bloom
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year reveals sneak peek of exceptional photographs from record-breaking year of competition entries

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