Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Rated 4.29(7) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Asian Hornet Watch is an app designed to record and help the early detection of Asian Hornet in the UK following the first confirmed record in September 2016. Asian Hornet is a non-native species within the UK and could have a serious impact on our insect

Rated 4.00(19) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

iRecord App enables you to get involved with biological recording. Contribute your species sightings with GPS acquired coordinates, descriptions and other information, thus providing scientists with important new biodiversity information that contributes.

Rated 4.38(13) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

The sound of Grasshoppers and Crickets (Orthoptera) singing epitomises warm summer days. However, Orthoptera and related insects are not well recorded in the UK and so scientists have little information about their distribution and abundance. This informa

Rated 5.00(1) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Rare arable flower records are vital in order to accurately determine their distribution and numbers, and to help advise conservation for the species that need it.Any records you submit using the Rare Arable Flowers app will be reviewed and verified...

Rated 4.00(1) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Blue-green algae naturally occur in lakes, ponds, canals, rivers and reservoirs around the world. However they can produce toxins that are harmful to the health of people and animals. These algae are most commonly seen during the summer months, particular

Rated 0.00(0) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

The iRecord Crops app helps to record UK crop sightings with GPS acquired coordinates, descriptions and other information this way contributing to science. All the records are stored on the iRecord website, where you can find more tools to analyse and...

Rated 0.00(0) — Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

The National Plant Monitoring Scheme (NPMS) is a new habitat-based plant monitoring scheme designed by BSBI, CEH, Plantlife and JNCC. The aim is to collect data to provide an annual indication of changes in plant abundance and diversity.