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Category Archives: Biological recording
Harrow Biological Recording Project
The Biological Recording Company and Harrow Council are offering Harrow residents and volunteers a range of free natural history training courses and events.
FSC BioLinks: Naturalist Resources
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.
Poll-A-Gen Needs You!
Poll-A-Gen – a research initiative aiming to map pollinator genomics across the UK – is currently searching for amateur entomologists to contribute to the project by collecting pollinator specimens from anywhere in the UK and submitting them to be barcoded. This blog includes info about how you can get involved.
Hogsmill Valley Biological Recording Project
The Biological Recording Company delivered six Field Recorder Day events at the Hogsmill Valley in south-west London between 2022 and 2025. We recorded plants, earthworms, beetles and pollinators and much more too. Read about what we got up to and what we found in this blog.
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).
Making the Most of Bird Sounds
Bioacoustic monitoring is becoming an indispensable tool for bird surveyors, ecologists, and conservation professionals—but how do you ensure you’re using it to its full potential? This blog covers the best practices for planning, running, and analysing bird surveys with bioacoustics, with a focus on high standards and practical application.
Lesnes 500
During 2025 and 2026, the Biological Recording Company is collaborating with the London Borough of Bexley to deliver a series of Field Recorder Days at Lesnes Abbey Woods, a large woodland in south London famous for its ruined abbey. These Field Recorder Days have been commissioned as part of Lesnes 500, a large-scale project made possible with a generous grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. This webpage contains details about the upcoming Field Recorder Day events as well as sharing what we got up to at the events that have taken place so far.
The Ealing Beaver Project
The Biological Recording Company is collaborating with the Ealing Wildlife Group, Citizen Zoo, the Friends of Horsenden Hill and Ealing Council to deliver a series of six Field Recorder Days at Paradise Fields in 2026. This webpage shares details for the upcoming events, including links to sign up.