2020 was a year that I am sure many people will remember for the rest of their lives. The COVID-19 virus swept across the world and we ha...

Like many people, especially outdoorsy people, I find winters difficult. The long-dark cold nights and days where the sun never seems to ...

I recently did a talk for the Natural History Society of Northumbria on biological recording. You can view it on YouTube here.

Hi all, I have written 7 blog posts this week for the Wildlife Trusts. Each one focuses on different aspects of biological recording. Che...

Hi everyone, Today is the first of a series of posts that I plan on doing which explores the world of biological recording. I am still wo...

Dear readers, I have decided to start a fresh and design a new website. If you are reading this then welcome to my new and (hopefully) im...

Dear readers, I started biological recording in 2010 when I was 16 years old. As we enter 2020 this means I have been generating biologic...

For a few years now, I have set myself targets for numbers of new species to see and record. These are often aspirational and don’t reall...

I have been rather busy at work recently running the WILDside Project so was looking forward to a week off for a long time. I headed down...

As readers of this blog will probably know, I have been saying for literally years now that I want to get more to grips with bryophytes a...

Today is the 7th of January, the end of the first week of a New Year. I meant to do this blog post on the 1st but that never quite happen...

I have now recorded 87 wild bee species in Buckinghamshire. There are many more to find, but the ones I have found so far are as follows:...

It is Pollinator Awareness Week this week so I thought I would do a blog post on bee genera to show you quite how diverse and wonderful ...