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Celebrating 40 Years of Collaboration with the Oriental Bird Club

Our Creative Director, Peter Creed, has collaborated with the Oriental Bird Club for four decades on publications like BirdingAsia and Journal of Asian Ornithology. Since 1984, his work has showcased Asia's birdlife and conservation efforts. Managing Editor Alex J. Berryman praises NatureBureau's reliable, high-quality output.


Summer sailing

In July, aboard the Mollie May in Cornwall, I encountered feeding dolphins and learned about declining fish stocks like mackerel. With rising temperatures and environmental shifts threatening marine life, there is an urgent need for coordinated global action to protect and help our seas adapt to change.


Restore4Life project

I recently traveled across the Danube Basin with my botanist wife, Natasha, visiting fascinating wetland restoration sites in Serbia, Slovakia, Austria, and Romania. As part of the EU-funded Restore4Life project, we explored restoring vital wetland ecology and implementing innovative nature-based solutions. Learn more at restore4life.eu.


Going on a snail hunt...

NatureBureau enjoyed a damp but delightful staff day at Thatcham reedbeds, searching for the elusive Desmoulin's Whorl Snail (Vertigo moulinsiana), a mere 2mm long. This rare species thrives in Thatcham's wetlands, part of the internationally significant Kennet and Lambourn Floodplain SAC, designated solely for its protection.

 


Saving UK coastlines

Last week, Marine Ecologist Athena Allen and I attended the annual Restoring Meadow, Marsh and Reef (ReMeMaRe) conference in Scarborough. This insightful event brought together experts to discuss habitat restoration, sharing knowledge and strategies to protect and enhance these vital ecosystems.


How do you become a marine scientist?

Entering marine science demands passion and dedication. A love for marine conservation, education in biology or oceanography, and hands-on volunteering are key. Careers span research, advising, and consultancy. Developing skills in marine and terrestrial fields enhances expertise, helping to protect our oceans and make a difference.


Welcome our new members

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Lissa Batey, Senior Marine Ecologist, and Helen Walsh, Design and Publications Manager, to NatureBureau. With decades of experience in marine conservation and science communication, their expertise will enrich our projects. Stay tuned for updates on their innovative contributions!


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