Over the last few decades, gender bias across scientific disciplines has been revealed in the form of skewed gender ratios among invited speakers in c…

Explore the Royal Entomological Society’s resources on insect welfare and ethics. Learn about best practices for insect care in research and the inclusion of insects in ethics applications.

Two photos from Paul taken 06/07/2026 and sent in by him saying: For the second year running I’ve found an Essex Skipper in my Weymouth Conservatory. I potted it and took some photos before I…

Field Studies Council is working in partnership with the Royal Society of Biology to bring you the Signs of Spring survey 2026. Signs of Spring is a | Field Studies Council

A core focus of this Insect Week is reaching disadvantaged and under-represented communities, ensuring access to #InsectScience is not limited by geography or circumstance.

Malaria has shaped human habitat choice, exchange, and dispersal since the late Pleistocene in sub-Saharan Africa.

A rare winter plant has been given a boost after a new population was discovered, offering fresh hope for its long-term survival. The three-lobed water crowfoot, one of Wales’ rarest species, has enjo...

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Gardens are wonderful spaces often full of fabulous colour, scent and plants, but look a little deeper and you might reveal something more - a rich biodiversity of wildlife. But do you know what’s…

According to new research, distinguishing between the UK’s 2,500 species could halt cognitive decline – so my brain could not be happier, or healthier, says science writer Helen Pilcher

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Indigenous Peoples and local communities report a consistent decline in the body mass of birds across three continents

By Danielle Robinson, Heather Sugden & 4 more. This perspective piece describes practical experience in the co-creation of research with underrepresented communities and represents the experience and…

We are delighted to announce the recent release of the first UKDNA-WG briefing note. This guide to DNA-based monitoring with citizen science was written by Lauren Cook (UK Centre for Ecology &…

UKCEH has recently been working with farmers to monitor biodiversity on their land using innovative equipment and simple recording methods to make moth trapping accessible to all. What started in the ...