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Phil Lambdon, Jolene Sim and Stedson Stroud
Born from volcanic faults below the mid-Atlantic, the seemingly inhospitable lavas of Ascension Island are, in fact, home to verdant uplands and a unique flora. This guide covers threatened natives, new arrivals, and their evolutionary significance.
Peter Carr
A photographic guide to the birds found in the Chagos Archipelago, including chapters on human impact, conservation, birdwatching and identification of the 50 most common species, and a chapter on recent seabird research conducted there.
While reflecting on wetlands as World Wetlands Day comes around, many people may envisage marshes, ponds, broads and lakes, as well rivers and their deltas. However, there is a type of wetland that is often overlooked – floodplain meadows. These grasslands, redolent with wildflowers, insects and birds, are iconic in the UK, immortalised through time by artists like John Constable.
In 2024, we tackled exciting conservation projects, from bat surveys to marine strategy support, and welcomed Dr. Lissa Batey as Senior Marine Ecologist. In 2025, we’re diving into new ventures like seabed carbon studies. Discover more highlights and plans on our blog!
In November, Helen Walsh, our Design and Publications Manager, attended the 20th Communicate conference, focusing on communications in science, conservation, and ecology, with topics like messaging, change motivators, and diversity. She joined online over three days.
