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Cattle and people on dry ground

CEH joins £7.8m project to improve African weather forecasting

Wheat crop on an arable farm in England

Study highlights ecological steps to help ensure global food security

June 2017 river flows in the UK

June 2017 Hydrological Summary for the UK

Tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima)

Global trade networks are the key to distribution of invasive non-native species

Bloomin' Algae app

“Bloomin’ Algae!” A new app to help reduce public health risks from harmful algal blooms

Bombus terrestris bumblebee

First pan-European field study shows neonicotinoid pesticides harm honeybees and wild bees

Ambrosia artemisiifolia

Scientists predict widespread invasion of harmful ragweed across northern Europe

Loch Leven and Castle Island, photo by Laurence Carvalho

Loch Leven water quality improves at landmark 25-year anniversary

RSPB medal

Collaborative success for RSPB Conservation Science award

Groundwater May 2017

Hydrological Summary: For the UK, May 2017 was second warmest since 1910

Hydrological Outlook for June

Hydrological Outlook: Groundwater levels in the south-east of England are likely to be below normal to notably low over the next one to three months

Storm in the West African Sahel

Global warming accounts for tripling of extreme West African Sahel storms, study shows

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