We are the British Ecological Society

Diversity and the BES

We proactively promote a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion.

What is ecology?

Ecologists investigate the relationship between plants, animals and their environment

Who we are

We are the British Ecological Society: the oldest ecological society in the world.

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Debating extinctions, invasions and re-wildings

Panel debate on extinction, invasions and re-wildings at Nottingham University

Reflections on getting your science into policy “What does biodiversity success in 2020 look like?”Priorities for the marine environment after Brexit Consultation launched on Environmental Principles and Governance after EU Exit Securing the natural environment for future generations Scottish Environment LINK Parliamentary Reception 2018 What will be the next big issues to impact the environment?Inquiry on plant and animal biosecurity post-Brexit BES Members Quiz Politicians at Voice of the Future 2018 More News

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2017 Undergraduate Careers Conference