Collaborative Working

CEH works with a wide range of different partners. Here are some examples of the projects in which we are involved:

 
  • Genomic Standards Consortium (an international working body promoting mechanisms which standardise the description of genomes and the exchange and integration of genomic data)
  • Harlequin Ladybird Survey
  • IPCB (International Press Centre for Biodiversity Research)
  • INCREASE (an EU Infrastructure project linking climate change ecosystem experiments across Europe)
  • INI (International Nitrogen Initiative) Europe (developing knowledge, technologies and solutions for the optimum use and production of nitrogen in Europe)
  • Intercafe (interdisciplinary initiative to reduce pan-European cormorant-fisheries conflicts)
  • Joint Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Research
  • JULES (Joint UK Land Environment Simulator)
  • LOCAR (Lowland Catchment Research programme)
  • LULUCF (UK emissions by sources and removals by sinks due to land use, land use change and forestry activities)
  • Millennium (does the magnitude and rate of 20th century climate change exceed the natural variability of the European climate over the last millennium?)
  • NanoFATE (Nanoparticle Fate Assessment and Toxicity in the Environment)
  • National Biodiversity Network and NBN Gateway
  • National River Flow Archive
  • National Water Archive
  • Natural Capital Initiative (partnership between CEH, the Society of Biology, and the British Ecological Society)
  • Nature's Calendar
  • NCEO (Earth Observation for Climate Programme)
  • NEBC (NERC Environmental Bioinformatics Centre)
  • Nitrogen in Europe (European Science Foundation)
  • NitroEurope IP (integrated European research into the nitrogen cycle)
  • NoMiracle (NOvel Methods for Integrated Risk Assessment of CumuLative stressors in Europe)
  • NSINK (sources, sinks and impacts of atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Arctic)
  • OP3 (Oxidant and Particle Photochemical Processes
    above a South-East Asian tropical rain forest)
  • OpenMI-Life: The Open Modelling Interface (OpenMI) provides a standard which facilitates the linking of simulation models of environmental and socio-economic processes
  • Predatory Bird Monitoring Scheme (long-term, national monitoring scheme quantifying the concentrations of contaminants in the livers and eggs of selected species of predatory and fish-eating birds in Britain)
  • Protect (Protection of the environment from ionising radiation in a regulatory context)
  • QESM (QUEST Earth System Model)
  • QUEST (Quantifying and Understanding the Earth System; and CCMAP - Climate-Carbon Modelling, Assimilation and Prediction; and QUERCC - Quantifying and Understanding the Earth System)
  • ROBIN - Role of Biodiversity in Climate Change mitigation
  • RoTAP (Review of Transboundary Air Pollution)
  • UKIAM (UK Integrated Assessment Model)
  • SCAIL (Simple Calculation of Ammonia Impact Limits)
  • SCENES (water scenarios for Europe and neighbouring states)
  • Seed Source (developing best practice for seed sourcing of planted and natural regeneration in the neotropics)
  • SEPA Agricultural Best Management Practices
  • TROBIT (Tropical Biomes in Transition)
  • UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme
  • UK Environmental Data Index
  • UK Ladybird Survey
  • UK Pollutant Deposition
  • UKREATE (UK Research on the Eutrophication and Acidification of Terrestrial Ecosystems)
  • WADES (Wider Assessment of Drought effects on Ecosystem Services)
  • WATCH (Water and Global Change – an EU-funded project coordinated by CEH which brings research communities together to study the global water cycle)
  • WISER (Water bodies in Europe: integrated systems to assess ecological status and recovery)
  • XEROCHORE (a support action aimed at assisting in the development of a European Drought Policy in accordance with the EU-Water Framework Directive)