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Find out more about what's happening at the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology from our science blogs.
04.07.19
Why Am I Celebrating LGBT STEM Day?
Dr Rhian Chapman writes about the importance of diversity in the workplace and some of the issues faced by LGBT+ people within science and beyond…...
21.06.19
Artificial Intelligence can enable better understanding of flora and fauna
Dr Tom August, a Computational Ecologist at the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, discusses his work training computers to recognise different...
19.06.19
International negotiations on greenhouse gas emissions reporting go to the wire
Dr Amanda Thomson and Professor Chris Evans of the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology were among hundreds of international scientists and government...
10.06.19
Summer Soilstice Kickoff
** Sign-ups have now closed for the Summer Soilstice citizen science project. Thanks to everyone for the interest shown in taking part. ** Hot on the...
06.06.19
Strategy will help trees to survive climate change, pests and diseases
UK experts including Dr Stephen Cavers of the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology have drawn up the UK Strategy for Forest Genetic Resources.
22.05.19
CEH ecologist is honoured to help lead global study into invasive alien species
In a blog, Professor Helen Roy of the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology discusses her new role as co-chair of a global study into invasive alien species by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES).
16.05.19
CEH scientists receive Innovation Award for system forecasting surface water flooding and impact
Congratulations to our CEH colleagues Bob Moore and Steven Cole who were among the recipients of an Innovation Award for their work on a novel system...
08.05.19
Urgent action is needed to protect the natural world
Professor Helen Roy of the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology explains the signficance of the IPBES global assessment on biodiversity and ecosystem services, May 2019.
20.03.19
Protection of unique forest is a big step for UK biodiversity
The Centre for Ecology & Hydrology has played a key role in an important milestone for the conservation of the UK’s native trees, explains Dr...
18.03.19
On the track of soil carbon – in an ancient wood
In the third of our fieldwork updates from the SOC-D soil sampling team, the team are at work in Oxfordshire during some surprisingly warm weather…...