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Zoology

Herpetofauna Workers Meeting 2018

Every year, just like their amphibian counterparts, the herpetologists of the UK prepare themselves for their annual migration in early-mid [...]
Biodiversity

Wildlife Corridors: What are they & why are they important for biodiversity?

What are Wildlife Corridors? A ‘wildlife corridor’ is an area in the environment that functions as a passageway for the [...]
Conservation

A “Tern” up for the books – Conservation success for Roseate Terns on Rockabill Island

The Roseate Tern (Sterna dougallii) is considered to be Europe’s rarest breeding sea bird by the EU LIFE project. These [...]
Podcast

A survey and chat with the larger than life critter – Collie Ennis

I had the great fortune of meeting Collie roughly around May 2013, during one of my nervous breakdowns in my [...]
Zoology

Sentinels of the South African Escarpment

Authors: Melanie Burke and Sandi Willows-Munro Are these bearded ‘giants’ being held captive by their genetics? My study focuses on [...]