Life on a Russian Icebreaker: ACE Maritime University

Last year (I can’t believe it’s been a whole year!) I was lucky enough to be awarded a scholarship to attend a one off opportunity, the...

Forecasts help predict future of UK birds

Forecasts which predict how climate change will affect UK birds are improving, new research suggests. Models have been developed in...

Fall Armyworm: DFID evidence note

The Fall Armyworm is a moth whose caterpillars attack a wide range of crops in the Americas. It has recently spread to Africa, with...

Scientists call for the CAP to maintain and restore semi-natural habitats in agricultural landscapes

Scientists call for the CAP to maintain and restore semi-natural habitats in agricultural landscapes Work on the BiodivERsA-funded...

Biological invasions threaten biodiversity, economy and human livelihood in developing countries

Invasions from alien species such as Japanese Knotweed and grey squirrels threaten the economies and livelihoods of residents of some of...

Scientists: think more broadly to predict wildlife climate change survival

Scientists studying whether wildlife can adapt to climate change should focus on characteristics such as what they eat, how fast they...

Even the most widespread of invasive species still have plenty of space to invade

That’s according to research published by Bethany Bradley, Cascade Sorte, and myself. As Bethany explains, the paper compares the spatial...

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, right?

Have you ever gone abroad on holiday and done something totally out of character? My 60-year old parents went to visit my sister in New...

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