Trace elements (TE) in living organisms can have detrimental health impacts depending on their concentration. As many TEs are obtained through diet, t…

The Falkland Islands support globally important populations of seabirds and coastal birds, underscoring their value for international conservation efforts. However, substantial knowledge gaps impede t...

Do you want to use your scientific and research expertise to play an important role in decisions made on the sustainable delivery of marine renewables and the marine environment?

Weather radars detect more than weather, they also continuously register the movements of billions of animals (birds, bats, insects) in the air. Those data are now publicly available for large parts o...

A guide to planning safe, inclusive and equitable fieldwork for LGBTQ+ people has been launched by a research team.

Exclusive: Chemical in treatment for pet fleas and ticks is found in nests of blue and great tits, killing chicks

An outstanding opportunity for a passionate, highly motivated and skilled job-share couple or individual person to effectively manage this remote and beautiful island, its wildlife and 8000-plus ...

We are delighted to bring the details of our seasonal Research Assistants and Senior Research Assistants vacancies on a variety of projects within Great Britain in 2025. Full details of the roles curr...

Historic 2016 event may have permanently altered northern Pacific ecosystem

The BirdLife team are collating seabird tracking data for the Humboldt Current region and adjacent High Seas to assess fisheries bycatch risk as part of an

Job title: PhD Candidate in Evolutionary Ecology (271754), Employer: NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Deadline: Monday, January 27, 2025

As someone who thrives on being outside in dirt, fresh air, (almost all) weathers, and making imperfect crafts with very forgiveable materials, a closed, sterile laboratory requiring steady hands and ...

Conservation groups are calling for action as populations of seabirds decline on UK cliffs.