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A method is described of mapping hill vegetation and of relating the map produced to animal distributions by recording both sets of data on a 10-m gri...
Read moreCitizen science is frequently cited as a successful approach for increasing public engagement with environmental issues, but this requires a purposefu...
Read moreThis paper answers four critical questions: (1) What is the added-value that mainstreaming provides for environmental policy and practice?; (2) What i...
Read moreThe BES Scottish Policy Group is a group of British Ecological Society (BES) members promoting the use of ecological knowledge in Scotland. The aim is...
Read moreThe British Ecological Society (BES) is committed to making the best ecological evidence accessible to decision-makers. Policymaking processes are rar...
Read moreConservation research is essential for advancing knowledge but to make an impact scientific evidence must influence conservation policies, decision ma...
Read moreThe purpose of this guide is to give everyone working in science a way of using the different tools that are available, to make sure their research re...
Read moreThis guide distils the main challenges that an ecologist might face when embarking on an interdisciplinary research project for the first time. While ...
Read moreThis guide is designed to help researchers navigate data management firstly by explaining what data and data management are and why data sharing is im...
Read moreDrawing on a case study of an ecological assessment report used in part for landholder engagement by an Australian government biodiversity initiative,...
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