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Should environmental planning now take into account the spread of Lyme disease? Clearly any assessment work, undertaken as part of the conse

Beavers are beneficial to the environment! That's the conclusion of a research project led by Dr Nigel Willby of the University of Stirl

For the newly qualified ecologist, the prospect of getting yourself ‘kitted-out’ is daunting. Not only does a lack of field experience and c

For the newly qualified ecologist, the prospect of getting yourself ‘kitted-out’ is daunting. Not only does a lack of field experience and c

For the newly qualified ecologist, the prospect of getting yourself ‘kitted-out’ is daunting. Not only does a lack of field experience and c

For the newly qualified ecologist, the prospect of getting yourself ‘kitted-out’ is daunting. Not only does a lack of field experience and c

For the newly qualified ecologist, the prospect of getting yourself ‘kitted-out’ is daunting. Not only does a lack of field experience and c

I once wrote in a job application that ‘my love affair’ with black grouse started when I was studying in Wales. Despite it’s glibness, my st

Wildlife cameras are gaining in popularity as a valuable tool for passive wildlife monitoring. As a professional ecologist, it’s easy to see

You’ll have to pardon the ecological pun, but I’ve always had a soft spot for newts, in particular, great crested newt. My fondness of these