UKCEH is attending the UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP17) in Armenia, bringing science that supports biodiversity conservation, nature-positive decision-making, and practical action for people and ...
The British Dragonfly Society's Review of the Red List status of the Odonata of Great Britain 2026 assessed 46 established breeding species using internationally recognised criteria. The review draws ...
Overall, the review demonstrates that biological recording is far more than a record of where species occur. It provides the evidence needed to understand how nature is changing, evaluate the ...
Working together to shape better policies for nature-friendly farming across Europe.
Our land, air, and freshwater environments are dynamic systems that interact in complex ways. Understanding them means studying these connections, not only the parts in isolation. Yet the data and ...
New technology in the Solway Firth will help unlock the carbon storage benefits of Scotland’s largest saltmarsh. In a first for Scotland, a pioneering gas flux tower has been installed at Caerlaverock ...
As part of its ongoing work to scale up biodiversity monitoring and improve insect monitoring, UKCEH has entered into a new licensing agreement with Bristol-based biodiversity technology start-up ...
Major global analysis shows insects provide diverse benefits for other animals – from food and shelter, to protection and even medicines. Scientists warn that insect losses will have major knock-on ...
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