Dr Judith John is a trained botanist, with a main interest in plant and animal interactions, ecology, habitats, and mammals. Judith worked for the London Borough of Bromley (LBB) promoting Local Nature Reserves, was a member of the World Heritage Site Bid team,...
Following last month’s initial article in our series on recording apps, the second instalment is here with a brief overview of iNaturalist and specifically iNaturalistUK. With the iNaturalist-based City Nature Challenge fast approaching later this month (26th – 29th...
Today I bring you the first in a series of GiGLer articles exploring the myriad of recording apps (RAs) available to novice and expert species recorders. GiGL is regularly asked about how we configure data from RAs within our database and so this first instalment...
Discovering Mosses from Haringey to London’s Urban Wildness Cassandra Li – Conservation Ecologist & Bryologist in Training Committed to weaving biodiversity into the urban fabric, hand in hand with the community, I currently work as Team Leader at The...
Species recorders in London play a crucial role in documenting and monitoring the biodiversity that exists within the city. Armed with recording apps, hand lenses, nets, binoculars and all manner of outdoor gear, intrepid recorders venture into the familiar parks to...
