All around the world, we’ve heard about the countless myths and legends that are synonymous with certain geographical locations. Many of these centre around mag...
Author: Robert Lambert
Assistant Professor in Environmental History, University of Nottingham
My Rare Bird Alert pager bleeped insistently at precisely 2...
Do you like wildlife? What do you do to conserve it? Maybe you’re a member of a charity, the RSPB, Buglife, or the Mammal Society for instance. Maybe you dedica...
These days science is all over bird migration. We watch our screens avidly waiting for the next ping to appear on a Google map as a satellite-tracked individual...
Operation Wallacea is a network of academics from European and North American universities, who design and implement biodiversity and conservation management re...
Josh Phangurha introduces us to the fascinating world of arachnids and specifically the effect of environmental variables on web design.
Spider webs are one ...
Beth Silvester
After completing a degree in Zoology with Conservation at Bangor University in 2009, I was at a bit of a loose end. My head told me to carry on ...
Will Clennell, Education Coordinator for Holkham Estate, Norfolk, gives us a fantastic peek into his world and the inspiration that an outdoor education (even j...
BiOME are at the forefront of ecological monitoring and assessment in the renewables, infrastructure, minerals and conservation sectors throughout the British Isles and abroad.
