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People are urged to report day and night sightings of moths during the annual Moth Night event, which runs from Thursday to Saturday, 19-21 May.

Scientists from the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology will demonstrate their world-leading flood research, innovations and solutions at the Flood & Coast 2022 event.

A survey of ground-level ozone levels in reforested parts of Africa will support the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology’s research into the impacts of the pollutant on restoration activities.

We are sad to announce that Professor Bob Bunce, a Fellow of the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) who was the founder of the Countryside Survey of Great Britain, has died.

New research by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology has shown climate change is already causing a rapid and extensive warming of Scotland’s lochs and reservoirs. The report for CREW, Scotland’s...

Extinctions caused by human activity are disrupting a key feature of ecosystems that has existed since the dinosaurs were wiped out - with unpredictable consequences for wildlife and people, according...

Due to ever increasing demands for our science internationally we are offering an exciting new leadership role at UKCEH (April 2022).

A project involving the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology will assess the risk that climate change poses to peatlands, and identify the best options to protect these important ecosystems and reduce...

A major six-year project, Achieving Sustainable Agricultural Systems (ASSIST) has brought together farmers and scientists to provide important scientific evidence for the adoption of sustainable...

The UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology has published its Annual Review 2021, highlighting some of the important work that the not-for-profit research institute carried out last year.