News and Opinion - British Ecological Society

UNIL scientists have created a guide for measuring the influence of 'ecosystem engineers' on ecosystems.

A trial of double-anonymous peer review addresses possible biases and seeks to improve equity in publishing.

How can we manage biodiversity threats in a more cost effective way? Australian scientists have the solution

Opportunities to adopt rewilding practices across England’s agricultural countryside.

Opinions of lynx reintroduction in Scotland produce varied results - providing a foundation for future dialogue.

Even deserts are succumbing to the effects of climate change in new research from the University of California, Riverside

The inaugural Welsh Policy Group Caffi Ecology event focused on Net Benefits for Biodiversity

Scientists examine bug buffets as a conservation effort to protect little brown bats from white-nose syndrome

The plan was launched today and written by members of the public to protect and restore nature in the UK.

Two landmark reports by the British Ecological Society reveal that ecological sciences are losing out on funding compared to other sciences.

Scientists have proven that the use of prescribed fires does not always protect forests from bushfires

A new study investigates how the combined interaction of climate change and invasive species can threaten biodiversity

Celebrating the teachers, volunteers, children, schools, and staff connecting over 5,000 children to nature in North-East England.

An international team examines how animals utilise disgust-related avoidance behaviour to combat diseases