Here's a photo of our table's idea, which was to use lessons of past successes to create their own success story. That's it for today's fun and for this week's takeover! Just a reminder, if you do applied science, our journal could be a great fit for your work! #NACCR2026🧪

Then they gave speed talks on some strategies they use in their own classrooms to address this. I especially enjoyed this advice from students. #NACCR2026🧪

This talk is about creating a pipeline from K-12 students to the UWisconsin system, including wild rice restoration, rooted in collaborations with tribal nations like the Menominee #NACCR2026 🧪

✨Our new issue is out! ✨ Cover image: Hunters scatter in the savannah during a collective hunt in the forest of the DR Congo, as traditional hunting practices are being replaced by metal snares, guns and night hunting. Photo by: Katinka Wendt, LKBP/CASCB buff.ly/Nvw0dL1

📢 Call for proposals! This Special Feature explores the advancement of ecovoltaics - the development of ecologically informed photovoltaic (PV) designs that co-prioritise PV electricity generation with ecosystem function 🌿💡 ⏰ Submit by 31 July buff.ly/GoQvVTz

We are excited to announce that the winner of the 2025 Georgina Mace prize is Sylvia Ascher!🏆 In the winning paper, Sylvia and and her colleagues investigated whether the ecological fears surrounding tidal energy are evidence-based 🌊💡(1/4)

We are thrilled to announce that the winner of the 2025 Chico Mendes prize is Allan Edelsparre !🏆 @aedelsparre.bsky.social and his colleagues developed a framework for coordinating recovery actions across agencies and organisations, using the endangered Queensnake as a practical example (1/4)

Our new issue is out! ✨ Cover image: Critically endangered Christmas Island Flying Fox (Pteropus natalis), the island’s last remaining native mammal, during the island’s first community bat night 🦇 Photo by: Kelly Sheldrick See what we've published so far 👇 buff.ly/zFjbXAl

We're accepting proposals for our Special Feature! We invite scientists and practitioners to share experiences from management projects that didn't go to plan, but still provided important insights into how best to manage ecosystems and species🌱 ⏰Submit by 30th April More here👇 buff.ly/EXXBFsJ

There's still time to sign up to our free webinar! Dr. Hugo Magaldi and Prof. Sabrina Krief will be discussing camera‑trapping in Uganda and their development of DeepForestVision for AI species labelling and quality control 📸 Register here! 👇 buff.ly/aU8uOnL 🌍🧪

Luisana Barrios investigates how Nature‑based Solutions in the North York Moors support biodiversity, ecosystem services and climate adaptation 🌱🌍 Shortlisted for the Chico Mendes Prize 🏆 See her blogpost! 👇 buff.ly/X1nUY99

Noelia Valderrama‑Bhraunxs shares how citizen science can track the freshwater snails that enable schistosomiasis transmission. Through ATRAP, local communities map these snails at fine scale—turning community data into disease insights 🐌📍 Shortlisted for the Georgina Mace Prize 🏆 buff.ly/mJ6Jm4l

🤝Co-designed research is increasingly necessary to ensure effective conservation and management is carried out. 💡How do you integrate co-design in your work? Check out our guide for tips! buff.ly/SHnrlz3

Ahead of #IPBES12, the British Ecological Society has curated a Virtual Issue to highlight research from our journals on approaches and evidence to aid The Business and Biodiversity Assessment 🌍🧪 See here 👇 buff.ly/LsHioXu

Researchers study a place-based framework for reconciling multiple voices, values and priorities towards planning and management of ecosystem services in stormwater management ponds 💧 See the article 👇 buff.ly/DcjJe4j

It is possible to detect wood lilies using drones. Researchers found 90% plants in full bloom, 85% beginning to bloom, and 75% fading but only 1% plants that were not blooming 💡 Learn more here 👇 buff.ly/SVVga2m 🌍🧪

We're starting off the year with our brand new issue! ⭐ Cover image: By Joshua Vela during a monitoring expedition for the Galápagos Verde 2050 program of the Charles Darwin Foundation 🌱 See what we've published so far 👇 buff.ly/2ptqfLS

📣Join our free online workshop! We go behind-the-scenes with project managers from the Buffelsdraai Reforestation Project in South Africa, who share their experience with large-scale tree planting, invasive species control, fire management and biodiversity monitoring🌿 Sign-up here👇 buff.ly/5UdUSaM

Our latest podcast series 'Included in Nature with Clare Rishbeth' explores the barriers to nature inclusion for various communities and the ways in which we can overcome them 🌱 This discussion is based on four reports deposited in Applied Ecology Resources 📚 Listen here 👇 buff.ly/7BpYW1c

🌟 Our new issue is out! 🌟 Cover: Drone image of a passing vessel near a group of Florida manatees, captured by a community member as part of citizen reporting on manatee-vessel interactions. Photo by Taylor Masnjak See what we've added so far: buff.ly/q8ViFDN 🌎🧪

This #PeerReviewWeek we'd like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has reviewed for us over the last year! We appreciate the time and effort spent in helping to ensure high-quality research is published 🌟 See our Reviewers here: buff.ly/BrTpsgn

📣 Sign up to our free online workshop! Explore the evolving landscape of biodiversity and nature reporting, and the challenges of applying these within complex international supply chains with Dr. Tara Garraty, Tunley Environmental, and Benedicta Bakpa, Bespak 🌎💡 Register here: buff.ly/o0GFgVZ

Our new issue is out! ⭐ See the exciting work that's been published so far: buff.ly/EZn5Zf5 Cover image by J.C. Eames 🌎🧪

Our recent blogpost on The Applied Ecologist about large carnivores in the Omo Valley of Ethiopia is now live! 🐆 Check out the post below 👇 buff.ly/4wfUeb3

"Research shows what I’ve noticed throughout my career: women leaders are collaborative, inspiring, effective, and foster positive working environments." @dochpjones.bsky.social writes a blog post for #IWD2025 🤝 See here👇 buff.ly/LQmcouU

"I’m deeply inspired by people who are comfortable being their most authentic selves and who create the space to invite others to do the same." Dr. Carolyn Kurle shares her thoughts this #InternationalWomensDay 🌱 See her post 👇 buff.ly/WDQSYfk 🌎🧪

Starting off the year with our new issue! 📖 Cover: Marking of chequered blue butterflies during an inventory to gather reliable data from their release in a restored habitat where they once thrived in the Stockholm Archipelago Photo by: Julia Stigenberg See issue: https://buff.ly/4j3ouFn 🌎🧪