As a local government ecologist, I’m committed to finding ways and means to help the public provide the ecological records that make their lives, and the lives of the wildlife they value, a little bit better, and secure it for future generations to see, enjoy – and of course record as well…
Pollinators thrive when we give them the basics: food, shelter and space. London’s pollinators are resilient, but they need our help. Every patch of green matters. Together, we can make sure the city remains a place where both people and pollinators flourish…
The story of how these marvellous beetles came to represent almost 0.5% of our total species database today spans the history of GiGL, embodies the strong professional and personal bonds that tie GiGL and the Trust together and is testament to Mathew Frith’s commitment to both London’s wildlife and its people…
This article explores the insights we can produce by combining the environmental data that GiGL hold with datasets from other organisations and platforms. We’ll showcase some mapping and analysis we’ve done in the past, from demographics to geology, gardens, and beyond…