The Centre for Ecology & Hydrology carries out a variety of long-term environmental monitoring, including air quality
£27.8m programme will tackle environmental challenges
Tree planting along the A30 Picture: Highways England
Planting scheme supports wildlife on verges of A-roads
A redtailed bumblebee Picture: John Redhead
Surviving plants and insects are tougher than we think
Tractor in a field
New reports will enable UK to make the most of its natural assets
Dr Ragab Ragab, right, of CEH is pictured receiving the Best Paper Award from International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage president Felix Reinders Picture: ICID & CANCID
Study showing multiple benefits of drainage water wins international award
Wildflowers can flourish in chalk grassland
Study shows how damaged chalk grasslands can be revived
Map showing river flows in the UK from the July 2018 Hydrological Summary
July 2018 Hydrological Summary for the UK
Mountain hares turn white in winter Picture: Tom Marshall/RSPB
Study reveals severe decline of mountain hares
The studies will look at the impact of chemicals on UK habitats and wildlife
£2.3m grants for studies into impact of chemicals on UK ecosystems
A wheat field
New research may help farmers mitigate impact of ozone pollution on crops
Drought-affected dry ground
Soil microbes are fighting to survive climate change
Bioenergy crops © NERC – Centre for Ecology and Hydrology. All rights reserved.
New hub aims to harness the power of biomass

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