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Why a wetland might not be wet
Grappling with the ethics of wildlife encounters abroad: Part 1
In this two-part series, Wildlands globetrotter, Katy Schaffer, explores the complexities of...
HRA, People Over Wind and the presumption in favour
Mark Rose (Principal Ecologist, CSA) and Aidan Marsh (Director, CSA), discuss the implications of...
Are electric fences really the best way to solve human-elephant...
Conflict between humans and elephants has reached a crisis point in Kenya. As the elephants have...
Working with bats on the Isles of Scilly
In the fifth article of the mini-series, Darren Mason (Head Ranger, Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust)...
Book Review – Ploughing a New Furrow by Malcolm Smith
Inside Ecology reviews Ploughing a New Furrow – A Blueprint for Wildlife-Friendly Farming, by...
3D printing coral reefs can create new habitat – but it...
Coral reefs are vanishing from the world’s oceans. At least three quarters of these tropical marine...
Research: adder translocation
Reptile translocation is an accepted and frequently used mitigation solution in the face of human...
Why does Nemo the clownfish have three white stripes? The riddle...
Coral fish are known for their great diversity of colours and patterns, each more surprising than...
Habitat First Group developments receive top award for Building...
The UK’s first certification scheme for green infrastructure was launched on 9 November 2017. In...
Frogs and toads at the coast – salt tolerance in amphibians
In this article, Laurence Jarvis (Head of Conservation at Froglife), takes a closer look at salt...
Killer whales: why more than half world’s orcas are...
More than half of the world’s killer whales are threatened by a group of toxic industrial chemicals...
Columnist Feature #7 – Just submit
In the final article of the series, Morgan Hughes discusses the importance of submitting records…...
BREEAM Ecology update
Over the last twenty-five years, BREEAM assessment has become a staple in the UK ecologist’s job...