Biological Recording: Getting Started
Biological recording is a valuable and rewarding activity that contributes to our understanding of nature and helps with conservation efforts and land management decisions. Steve…
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Meet raptor specialist Keith Offord
Steve Docker is a Resource Development Officer with Field Studies Council Publications. Here he talks to Keith Offord, a raptor specialist, to find out more…
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Meet mycologist Geoffrey Kibby
Steve Docker is a Resource Development Officer with Field Studies Council Publications. Here he talks to mycologist Geoffrey Kibby to find out more about his…
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Two Scottish Islands
Searching for Scottish island wildlife in the Firth of Clyde.
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In Search of Derbyshire Nightjars
Almost a year in the planning, Steve Docker describes his first encounter with a Derbyshire Nightjar
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Where has all the bird song gone?
Is there less bird song today? Steve Docker reviews the evidence, showing how volunteer recorders have provided vital data.
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A good spot for a picnic
An April visit to Wayne Piece in Derbyshire, an area of forestry plantation and heathland surrounded by farmland.
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Discovering winter gold
Despite the cold weather, there's still wildlife to see in February. Here Steve Docker looks for gold in deepest Derbyshire.
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Celebrating 80 Years
from CEO Mark Castle The Field Studies Council was created on 10th December 1943 which makes us older than the NHS and our National Parks.
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Fascinating fungi – something for everyone
Previewing some new WildID fold-out guides coming soon: Distinctive Fungi by Geoffrey Kibby