News and Opinion - British Ecological Society

Global efforts to halt biodiversity loss by 2030 could be jeopardised by rising cases of invasive species.

The researchers found that the effects of cities on great tits vary across Europe.

The benefits of urban greening projects are finally quantifiable with use of new method.

A new study explores the difficulties of wildcat categorisation on conservation efforts.

How important is the concept of justice in Nature-based Solutions conservation projects?

There is a very real threat that we could lose many species of tropical butterflies.

British Ecological Society signs open letter calling for the UK government to ramp up environmental ambitions as part of Nature 2030.

Loud music playback alone at UK music festivals is enough to cause significant disturbance to bats.

17 out of 25 biophobias are increasing their prevalence worldwide.

Registration and abstract submissions are now open for our 2023 Annual Meeting.

England’s Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) is seeking evidence on nature recovery and volunteers to join its new College of Experts.

Queer ecology aims to disrupt the heteronormative ideas that have invaded our view of nature.

Who is Brigitte Baptiste - ecology's LGBTQIA+ phenomenon

French researchers confirm hypotheses of insect evolution using new imaging method.

Migratory bats near wind turbines can be tracked by new radar technology.