For me, nothing beats the joy of spotting a cheeky badger while driving home from a bat survey or witnessing the magic of a striking...

I have been an ecologist now for 5 years and have seen all sorts over those years. I work for a Hampshire based company called Ecosupport...

Bottlenose dolphins are an iconic species throughout Britain. You may even be lucky enough to see them off the coast of England, but did...

Ospreys have returned to Wales and they are nesting at the Cords Dyfi reserve, home to the Dyfi Osprey Project. The Dyfi Osprey Project...

I first came across the term “citizen science” a few years ago, whilst looking for volunteer projects in Torbay. I wanted a little side...

Whether you consider drones a technological innovation or a nuisance to society, there is no denying their important contribution to...

We hear the term ‘conservation success story’ quite often in the media, but how do we actually define conservation success? This is an...

The current situation The Scottish wildcat (Felis silvestris silvestris), an iconic species often referred to as the ‘tiger of Scotland’,...

When people hear that I study marine mammals for a living, many ask how I got started in the field. The truth is that it took a lot of...

If you follow us on Instagram, you may have seen that we ran a ‘Forage for your food’ week recently. If you are not already following us…...

Genetics is the study of genes, variation and inheritance. Genes drive adaptive changes, resulting from genotypic variation, that a...

Representing 40.4% of global marine catches with a multitude of direct and indirect ecological effects, it is unmistakable that around...

In terms of biodiversity conservation, grassland habitats, such as meadows and chalk grassland, may not at first glance seem that...