Events
24/06/2024 Resilient Landscapes for People, Nature and Climate at University of Birmingham 2 Days
British Ecological Society Contact: c-js.info/3HZgSm3
News and In-Depth Features
- Northern Ireland’s recovering pine marten population benefits red squirrels, but the urban grey squirrel poses a problem
- Mowing urban lawns less intensely increases biodiversity, saves money and reduces pests
- Ash dieback is less severe in isolated ash trees
- Lack of insects in cities limits breeding success of urban birds
- Childhood connection to nature has many benefits but is not universally positive, finds review
- Nature has enormous potential to fight climate change and biodiversity loss in the UK, according to new report
- British Ecological Society awarded Green Recovery grant to connect school children with nature
- Careers in Ecology & Biodiversity: What can you do to progress your career?
- The sky’s the limit: Using airborne DNA to monitor insect biodiversity
- Dog faeces and urine could be harming nature reserves, according to new study
- Protected areas can be the beating heart of nature recovery in the UK, but they must be more than lines on a map
- Multiple habitats need protecting to save UK bumblebees, finds 10-year citizen science study
- Planet’s most unique birds at higher risk of extinction
- Peregrine falcon diets affected by human activities according to new study
- Lockdowns revealed the British wildlife most at risk of becoming roadkill
- Connecting schools to nature: lessons learnt
- AI tool helps ecologists monitor rare birds through their songs
- Climate change causing 60% of plants and insects to fall out of synch
- Conservation detection dogs sniff out rare curlew nests
- Mentoring: Rooting the path for progression
- Freshwater? Reviving England’s polluted rivers