Sweet lockdown rambles and spacious reveries
This week is International Biodiversity Week, as well as Mental Health Awareness Week. Confined to our homes, gardens and ‘local…
20th May 2020
News
The latest conservation news and views from our members
Cambridge Canopy Project Survey
Cambridge Canopy Project aims to increase the number of trees in the city. There are currently more than 300,000 trees in…
22nd May 2020
Garden Dragon Watch 2020
Garden Dragon Watch is Amphibian and Reptile Conservation’s garden herpetofauna (reptile and amphibian) survey. Gardens can provide important habitats for reptiles…
14th May 2020
Red List Revival Life on Land Awards
Today sees the announcement of the 2019 Life on Land Awards by Redlist Revival. This up-and-coming charity focuses on involving…
13th May 2020
The Life Scientific with Prof. Debbie Pain
Prof Debbie Pain works in the University of Cambridge Conservation Science Group, and was this week’s guest on the BBC…
12th May 2020
Bats in Churches Citizen Science
The Bat Conservation Trust’s Bats in Churches project are looking for volunteers to take part in their new citizen science…
Indoor wildlife watching
There are lots of wildlife webcams up and running this spring. If you can’t get out much, or just want…
11th May 2020
Rare River Dragon in Danger
The British Dragon Fly Society have recently published a report on their three year citizen science project to hunt for…
Endangered Landscape Programme Annual Review
Managed by CCI and funded by Arcadia Fund, the Endangered Landscape Programme (ELP) has a range of projects across Europe…
28th April 2020
Froglife News
Froglife have a new version of their Dragon Finder app- a great way to identify and record sightings of amphibians…