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Honey Badger in southern Western Sahara – First Record for 25 Years

Richard MooresApril 4, 2016

In March 2016 BiOME returned to Western Sahara to continue our on-going research work into the region’s fauna. It had been one year to the day since our previou...

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Curlews, a genus on the brink

Martyn OwenApril 4, 2016

“The beauty and genius of a work of art may be reconceived, though its first material expression be destroyed; a vanished harmony may yet again inspire the comp...

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Isle of May Bird Observatory – Young birders training course.

BiOME EcologyApril 2, 2016

Not only will you learn a huge amount about seabird ecology and research, but you will also have the opportunity to enjoy tens of thousands of breeding sea...

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Engaging children with nature – the 21st century conundrum…A personal perspective

Martyn OwenMarch 29, 2016

The golden days As a child growing up in the ‘80s and ‘90s my free time revolved around the fields, hedgerows, woodlands and streams to the rear of our house. ...

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The Cley Spy Guide to buying the right binoculars

BiOME EcologyMarch 10, 2016

Getting the right optical kit for bird watching or survey work doesn’t have to be complicated of break the bank, in spite of the initially alarming prices of th...

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Mycology Matters

Nigel BrownMarch 10, 2016

Why are fungi so important? Mycology, the study of fungi - its importance to us and to ecology and conservation is perhaps unsurpassed by any other branch of t...

FungiNature1 Comment4281 views

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Book: Birds of Caithness

BiOME EcologyMarch 3, 2016

Review: Birds of Caithness Editors: Davey P., Manson S., Maughan E., Omand D., Smith J., Munro K., Published: Caithness SOC (2015) 458pp Sometimes a vol...

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