The Cambridgeshire Bird Club promotes the study, recording and conservation of birds in Cambridgeshire and encourages a wider interest in natural history and the protection of county wildlife habitats. So we need your records. We have a stunning Gallery. So we need your photos. And we have a video blog. Where you add your bird recordings. We have indoor and outdoor meetings. And have a look at our Facebook.

Established 1962 - the longest running local group in Britain! Cambridge Conservation Volunteers have been providing practical help to nature reserves in and around Cambridge since 1962. We also work at sites elsewhere in East Anglia, the UK and Europe. For some of our past and present work sites. We work most Sundays throughout the year apart from the Spring when we keep clear of the nesting birds.

How the University and Colleges work. Conservation Across Protected and Productive Landscapes. Biodiversity in the Future Earth.

Topical information for researchers, policy advisers and the public who are interested in the interaction between ecology and public policy. Wednesday, 4 March 2009. BES Blog Moves to New Home. The BES Blog has now moved to a new home at. Please update your RSS feeds to ensure you move with us and stay in touch with the latest developments in ecology and policy. Friday, 27 February 2009.

Land Husbandry Press Releases and News. APPG on Agriculture and Food for Development. UK Forum on Agricultural Research for Development. EU-Africa High Level Policy Advice Dialogue. Books, Journals, Newsletters. Welcome to the Tropical Agriculture Association. O participate in this vibrant A ssociation,. For access to the full site. Over the years the TAA membership has broadened .

To have found miracle technique that allows us to reconcile our insatiable demand for meat with the need to protect the living planet by eating more meat, it has become increasingly apparent that our carnivorous diets are the biggest threat to the worlds biodiversity. A recent article in Science.

Conservation for the 21st century. But Monbiot is a relative latecomer to the rewilding party in the UK. Its doyenne is the British Association for Nature Conservation, BANC. Has been planting and watering ideas about the wild in conservation, and how to get more of it.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Amphibian and Reptile Group. After the AGM, Katherine Banham and Gwen Hitchcock of the Wildlife Trust BCN gave a very interesting and informative presentation regarding their work on a slow worm relocation project near Luton. Frogs and toads saved from a busy residential road in Cambridge.