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City Nature Challenge and Coronavirus: Stay Safe, Stay Home

As you take part in City Nature Challenge, please follow the strict government guidance on social distancing.

Pioneering New Approaches to Inspire Action For Nature

This year's Festival of Nature includes three new, pioneering elements to help the 100+ organisations looking to inspire positive action at Festival of Nature 2019.

Wildlife Identification? There’s an app for that.

City Nature Challenge Events Officer Olivia Reddy shares her wild experience from this year's City Nature Challenge

Bristol Water’s Chew Valley Lake BioBlitz

On the 29th of April, 26 enthusiastic volunteers braved the rain and headed to Chew Valley Lake to BioBlitz the east side of the lake as part of the Bristol and Bath Region City Nature Challenge.

WHEN IN ROME: BioBlitz partners across Europe get together for the first time

In November I was thrilled to take part in the first face-to-face meeting of the BioBlitz Working Group with the European Citizen Science Association. Here's what happened!

Team Communicate Applications Now Open!

Read about exciting new volunteering opportunities at BNHC in 2018!

Recap your BioBlitz

Help provide evidence for good practice guidelines and show the value of citizen science projects

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