Naturalists' dedication to flora and fauna is unparalleled, and BRC helps ensure we use their observations fully. Volunteers' expertise has built vast datasets for ecological questions 🌿📊

Data from nature, for nature brc.ac.uk
#BiodiversityDay #DataNature

(1/) For those of you who are familiar with BTO, you will know that we do like statistics! Therefore, if you like statistics, we hope that you will like today’s tweets! All of these statistics now include the 2023 Breeding Bird Surveys season.

Happy World Bee day! 🐝Bees and other pollinating insects play a vital role in our environment and it's crucial we understand how they're changing

To find out how you can help monitor the health of our pollinators through UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme, visit bit.ly/3K7uU5V

We've had a busy week at #SBSTTA26 supporting Defra UK in negotiations as part of the UK Delegation

Our team have been working on the Biodiversity & Health paper, presenting a workshop on the AHTEG's results focusing on the monitoring framework, and the national report format

1/ Almost all participants in the Breeding Bird Survey are volunteers. A total of 102 have surveyed at least one Breeding Bird Surveys square each year since 1994. We will be celebrating these ‘BBS Lifers’ throughout the year on this platform. Discover the report ➡️bto.org/bbs-results

New JNCC & Cefas report sheds light on future impacts of #ClimateChange on marine species across the 🇬🇧 UK

This study is one of the first to analyse how warming waters could impact the habitats of important & vulnerable marine species bit.ly/3ykJrIZ 🌊Defra UK

Breeding Bird Survey turns 30! This volunteer-led national study is one of the UK’s longest-running #CitizenScience projects

Breeding Bird Surveys helps set conservation priorities inc Red-Listing, contributing to biodiversity indicators & measuring nature recovery bit.ly/3QNVN2R