Contains 17 recorded speaker presentations and Q&A transcripts from events between 2023 and 2026
Planning for Nature: Biodiversity Data in the Planning Process
Raising the Standard: Improving Data Quality Through Practical Guidance and Tools
Butterfly and Moth Alert Maps: Mobilising National Data for Decision-making
Local Nature Recovery Strategies: Leveraging LERC Data to Map Berkshire and Oxfordshire’s LNRSs
Charismatic Clearwings in Mid Wales
Tracking the Impact: Landscape Scale Monitoring Across the Chilterns
30 Years of Garden BirdWatch
Getting To Scale: Biodiversity Monitoring for Local Change Detection
Networks for Nature: How DBRC Data is Creating More Species-friendly Highways
Better Together: LERCs and Nature Partnerships, An Example From Lincolnshire
Day To Day Uses of Species Records in the Environment Agency
The Importance of BNG Data for Local Planning Authorities
How iRecord Helps a Local Wildlife Group
Ten Years of Talking to People About iRecord: A County Perspective on Online Recording
Shifting Ground: The Ground Beetle Recording Scheme on iRecord
Supporting Science: A New Collaborative Approach to Supporting Verification
Biological Records Centre: Supporting iRecord into the Future
Aimed at naturalists, biological recorders and LERC staff, as well as ecologists, conservation professionals, and environmental practitioners, interested in learning about the latest projects, case studies and technologies involved in biological recording.
Understand how biological recording data supports decision-making at local, regional, and national scales.Develop knowledge of practical approaches to collecting, managing, and verifying species data.
Develop knowledge of practical approaches to collecting, managing, and verifying species data.
Explore tools, partnerships, and best practices that strengthen citizen science and ecological recording initiatives.
Gain insight into real-world applications of biodiversity data in conservation, planning, and policy.
