Saving the small things that run the planet
Surveying Skills for Ecology
Whether you’re interested in invertebrate identification and survey techniques to habitat restoration, or how to manage invasive species, the Biological Recording Company’s Skills For Ecology webinars and online courses explore field and tech skills for ecological surveys and conservation work.
Recognising the need for high standards in conservation and ecology, the Biological Recording Company works with sector professionals who specialise in the subjects that they teach.
Hay Meadow Restoration
Learn how to restore species-rich hay meadows, from site assessment and preparation to sowing, management, and monitoring.
Flower-Insect Timed (FIT) Count
Learn how to do FIT Counts. This course covers ID tips, recording methods, and how your data helps pollinator conservation in the UK.
iRecord 101
Learn the fundamentals of biological recording and how to use iRecord to submit and share wildlife observations.
Drone Surveys for Ecology
Learn how to plan and undertake drone surveys for ecology. Drones can be used to survey landscapes to inform conservation and site management practices.
Surveying For Pollinators
Discover how to survey pollinators in this webinar. Learn key techniques, sampling methods, and how to monitor bees, hoverflies.
Crayfish Surveys and Conservation
Explore how to survey the White-clawed Crayfish, the UK’s only native crayfish – endangered due to habitat loss, water decline, and the invasive Signal Crayfish.
Surveying For Beetles
Discover the tools, tips and techniques needed to survey for beetles.
Surveying For Dragonflies
Learn key techniques, timing, and habitats to help monitor dragonfly and damselflies – vital indicators of freshwater health.
Biodiversity and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Discover why biodiversity matters, how it supports the UN SDGs, how change is monitored, and what actions lead to a nature-positive future.
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