Explore the free naturalist resources produced by the FSC BioLinks project, including insect morphology infographics, biological recording guidance, training videos, invertebrate conservation webinars and project reports.
Author Archives: Keiron Brown
Curlew Conservation Engagement Programme
Working with Curlew Action, we have developed a growing library of Curlew conservation resources, including webinars, workshops and case studies. Discover case studies and research on conservation, farming, land management and headstarting.
Curlew Conversations: Farming
Discover how UK farmers are helping curlews recover through nature-friendly farming. This blog summarises three inspiring presentations, exploring practical approaches to habitat management, conservation grazing and wetland restoration that demonstrate how productive farming and curlew conservation can successfully work together.
Leave The Leaves Project
A comparative earthworm survey for The Royal Parks investigating how leaf litter management influences soil biodiversity in Bushy Park and Kensington Gardens, providing evidence to inform future park management.
Sapperton Wilder Baseline Earthworm Survey
Discover how a three-year baseline earthworm survey is helping measure soil health and nature recovery at Sapperton Wilder. Learn why earthworms are important indicators of healthy soils, what the survey revealed, and how this baseline will be used to monitor the success of regenerative agriculture and habitat restoration.
Curlew Conversations: Conservation
Mary Colwell (Curlew Action) outlines the challenges Curlews and practical solutions for recovery, and two guest speakers present case studies at differing geographic scales.
Barnet Green Spaces Network Training
The Biological Recording Company and Barnet Council are offering Barnet residents and volunteers a range of free natural history training courses and events, both online and in-person.
The Fungus Verification Consultation Project
UK fungus recorders shared their expertise through a national survey and workshop led by the Biological Recording Company and British Mycological Society, shaping a more consistent, reliable, and accessible future for fungal data in the Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland (FRDBI).
Protected: Arboreal Harvestmen
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Protected: Terrestrial Harvestmen
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