Interview, Frankie Moorman

Interview, Frankie Moorman

Frankie is GiGL’s Ancient Woodland Inventory (AWI) Officer and the Greater London lead for Natural England’s AWI update project. Using a consistent and quality-controlled methodology, this project will substantially update the AWI to create a more accurate and robust...
Recording Analysed 

Recording Analysed 

Julie Cox, GiGL Data Officer Records centres like GiGL can do more with biological records than you may imagine. Collation and provision of data and data products is, of course, very important. However, analysis of existing records can also inform future recording...
Structuring Surveillance

Structuring Surveillance

Matt Davies, GiGL Data Manager We at GiGL are always striving to increase the number of records we hold by encouraging more people to get involved in recording, and by supporting existing recorders in carrying out surveys and encouraging them to share records with us....
Plugging the Gap

Plugging the Gap

Matt Davies, GiGL Data Manager In the winter 2009 issue of the GiGLer, I shared some novel visualisations of the GiGL database designed to help us all better understand the data we hold, whether they accurately reflect what’s on the ground, and where geographic or...

News – Issue 8

Tim’s departure We were sad to see Tim Hogg depart for the sandier climes of Devon at the end of April.Tim started out as a GiGL volunteer but quickly became a member of staff and worked in a couple of different roles before becoming GiGL’s Senior Information Officer....