Posted on 27th February 2020 by phlorum Recently, a few members of our staff successfully carried out a tree climbing and aerial rescue training course. This, in conjunction with our licensed ecologists, … View the full post
Posted on 9th August 2018 by phlorum You can survey for evidence of bats pretty much all year round, but the methods you use and the evidence you can collect changes significantly … View the full post
Posted on 14th June 2018 by phlorum During a recent bat survey in the Sussex Weald, our ecologists happened across a relatively uncommon and fascinating event: a swarm of bees resting in … View the full post
Posted on 7th March 2018 by phlorum With the recent Arctic weather, you may be forgiven for thinking that the survey season is a comfortable distance away; however, nature starts to wake … View the full post
Posted on 15th August 2017 by phlorum Bees are essential for ecosystem health; pollinating trees, plants, flowers, vegetables and fruits. One third of the UK’s food is pollinated by bees. On the … View the full post
Posted on 17th July 2017 by phlorum We are at the height of the ecological surveying season and our ecologists were out in Manchester City Centre last week surveying buildings for bats. … View the full post
Posted on 11th December 2015 by phlorum Scientists from the UK and Spain have recently published details of the first-ever successful elimination of the fatal chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis) in a wild … View the full post