Keeping track of the wildlife in Devon
DBRC is delighted to announce the launch of the new Devon Mammal Atlas. Working in partnership with Devon Mammal Group, we are helping to produce the first atlas of mammal locations in Devon for 33 different species.
As well as providing technical assistance with mapping and existing record information, DBRC will also be launching the atlas on our website upon its’ completion in 2029. To find out more about the project, check out our webpage, as well as Devon Mammal Groups’ announcement page!
As the 2023/24 financial year has come to a close, DBRC Manager Ian Egerton looks over the highlights and challenges of the last 12 months.
DBRC’s field team have recently retaken their national FISC accreditation, with Paul Seymour moving from a grade to 4 to grade 5, and Jack Rivers gaining his first grade 4. To operate at this level requires significant investment in self learning, as well as the professional development we can provide, so we are extremely proud of their achievements.
With another year gone by, DBRC manager Ian Egerton looks back at the progress the records centre has made over the last 12 months.
Devon Biodiversity Record Centre is delighted to have had some of our work on the Bradley Bug Project mentioned in the Mid Devon Advertiser. Our botanicals and Projects Officer Phil Sansum carried out a botanicals survey onsite, identifying 52 native flowering plant species. You can read the full article here.
For more information on the habitat survey services DBRC can providem click here or contact a member of our staff to discuss your project further.