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How to conserve half the planet without going hungry
Identifying heathland plants
The Species Recovery Trust is committed to halting the loss of some of the rarest species in the UK...
Why cheetahs in the Maasai Mara need better protection from...
The global cheetah population is continuing to decline with only about 7000 individuals left in...
Bugbears: bioblitz, buzzard, beaver and bat
Rob Yorke (independent commentator/communicator on rural affairs) takes a probing look at the...
Treading lightly on Scilly — reducing our business impact
In the third article of the mini-series, Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust Chief Executive, Sarah...
A gigantic trek: what it takes to move 200 elephants 1500 km
Matt Hayward, University of Newcastle, looks at what’s involved in species...
Conserving biodiversity?
In this article, Martin Bailey (Wildlife & Countryside Services) looks at the current state of...
Book Review – Understanding Animal Behaviour by Rory Putman
Inside Ecology reviews Understanding Animal Behaviour by Rory Putman (published by Whittles...
Happy birthday to us
Today marks the first birthday of Inside Ecology and what a year we have had. In celebration, we...
Low Carbon: committed to biodiversity
Low Carbon commissioned its first solar photovoltaic (PV) energy parks in July 2011. Since then...
How social media can help sustainable nature tourism
Watching animals in their natural habitat may seem harmless, but it can have serious consequences...
What next for nature – what do we need to deliver Defra’s 25...
The 25 Year Plan for the Environment, published by Defra in January 2018, sets out ambitious, but...
Columnist Feature #5 – How fast are bats anyway?
In the latest installment of the Urban Bat Project, Morgan Hughes and the team have been finding...
Wildlife winners and losers in Britain’s summer heatwave
George Orwell, upon returning from Spain in June 1937, remarked that what made England distinctive...