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Ground-breaking research from the Netherlands is beginning to uncover the relationship between predator density and the spread of Lyme disea

In the last year, six local front gardens have been completely stripped and are now a monoculture of paving block, astro-grass, bark and sto

Beavers have an exceptional ability to re-create diverse wetland landscapes! That's the conclusion of a new research project led by Dr N

Is the Scottish capercaillie destined for a second extinction? This is the impression conservation scientists are being given based on surve

When a decision-maker requests a 'tree survey', typically to support a planning application, do you know what should be included as

The fact we tweeted about Japanese knotweed isn’t a particularly amazing or wildly interesting thing to be honest. However, our tweet was di

It started with an innocent post on Facebook… A friend had uploaded a picture of sheep and asked why they were sleeping on the beach at nigh

European beech (Fagus sylvatica) trees should be considered native to Scotland! That's the conclusion of a Natural Environment Research

By now most of us should have seen the motion film ‘Avatar’, and should be reasonably familiar with the sub-plot of the film – an ecosystem

Last week we wrote about Lyme disease, it’s spread throughout the UK, the role conservation plays in terms of its potential spread and what