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Peer Review Week 2016 Round-up

All of our Peer Review Week 2016 activities

The BES parliamentary shadowing Scheme: a trip to Brussels

Rory O'Connor reflects on his experience shadowing Julie Girling MEP as part of the 2015 BES Parliamentary Shadowing Scheme

Clean sweep for BES Journals in the 2016 Watson Raptor Science Prize

Winner and highly commended papers for the 2016 Watson Raptor Science Prize awarded to three BES Journal articles.

Parliamentary inquiry into forestry in England

Contribute to our response to the EFRA Committee forestry inquiry

Peer Review Week: Thanking our Review College

This week it’s Peer Review Week, which provides us with a great opportunity to thank our Review College members.

Did you know ecology helps solve crime?

Apart from solving crime, what other everyday applications of ecology do we take for granted?

Peer Review Week 2016

Help us celebrate Peer Review Week and #RecognizeReview

State of Nature 2016 – new analytical approaches and knowledge gaps

State of Nature 2016 report analysed over 50 datasets over 40 years of monitoring by 50 conservation and research organisations.

Why Brexit matters for more than just European Research

Lewis Bartlett considers some of the unintended consequences of the vote to the leave the EU for international collaborations and early career researchers

BES Policy Internship open for applications

An opportunity to join the BES policy team for a 6 month intern placement

Press Release: Forest elephants among the world’s slowest reproducing mammals, spelling trouble for populations threatened by poaching

A new study published in Journal of Applied Ecology indicates that forest elephants will take almost a century to recover from poaching.

BES Annual Meeting - Workshops

BES Annual Meeting 2016 Workshops

Don’t forget about the (other) bees…

The honeybee is not the only pollinator. There are about 20,000 species of bee worldwide and 250 species in the UK alone yet for the vast majority of people the honeybee springs to mind when thinking of a bee.

Policy engagement support for mid-career ecologists: share your views

Help shape our new policy award program

Press Release: Biodiversity begins at home: saving old villages helps save farmland birds

New research in Journal of Applied Ecology shows preserving old villages and farm buildings could help save farmland birds.