Spring Flowers Project 2022
What is it? This project is a joint initiative between the BSBI and the National Biodiversity Data Centre which was kicked off in 2017 and comprises an agreement between both
Biodiversity Ireland Autumn Winter 2020 issue out now!
Biodiversity Ireland Issue 20 Autumn/Winter 2020 Catch up on all the latest news from the National Biodiversity Data Centre in our latest issue of the Biodiversity Ireland magazine - free
People engaged more with biodiversity during Covid-19 lockdown
‘People engaged more actively with nature during the Covid-19 lockdown’, is the picture that emerged from the network of volunteers that contribute biodiversity data to the National Biodiversity Data Centre.
Guidance on biological recording and the COVID-19 pandemic issue by the National Biodiversity Data Centre
The recording and monitoring of biodiversity is an important activity providing both health benefits and enjoyment to many people. It also generates valuable scientific information which can be used
Press release: Leave No Trace Guidelines for Getting Outdoors Responsibly and Safely
A message from Leave No Trace Ireland Leave No Trace Guidelines for Getting Outdoors Responsibly and Safely Friday March 20, 2020 As we head into the weekend, though
Press release: Making nature count – the National Biodiversity Indicators
Press Release Issued: Sunday 16th June 2019 For Immediate Use Making nature count: reporting on winners and losers in the fight to save Irish nature. With the release
Ireland’s Citizen Science Portal receives record levels of engagement
May day! May day! Iceberg right ahead! No need to be alarmed! Indeed, May day has come and passed, thankfully without disaster, and how welcomed it was. Summer is upon
Ireland’s Citizen Science Portal – multiple species recording now possible plus more!
Recent updates to the recording forms within Ireland’s Citizen Science Portal, run and managed by the National Biodiversity Data Centre, now make it possible to: Record multiple species at one
Press Release: As World Bee Day, May 20th, approaches, new research shows Irish Bumblebee populations are still in decline
PULL QUOTE: Irish Bumblebee populations recorded in 2017 are the lowest they’ve been since monitoring began in 2012. The All-Ireland Bumblebee Monitoring Scheme, coordinated by Dr Tomás Murray, Senior
