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Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records

Acronym: GCER

Description

We work with wildlife enthusiasts to collate information about Gloucestershire’s natural environment, providing vital evidence for monitoring, interpretation and conservation.

Resources

  1. Gloucestershire Historic Wildlife Sightings prior to 1st Jan 2000
    This dataset comprises validated species records with a sample/sighting date earlier than 1st January, 2000, as received and collated by Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records (GCER). This replaces the pre-2000 records of our previous historic dataset. The records cover all the groups recorded in the county, including vascular and lower plants, fungi and lichens, birds and animals...
  2. Gloucestershire Naturalists' Society Spider Records 1930 - 2013
    These records are derived from a set of handwritten record cards left to Gloucestershire Naturalists' Society by the late David John Russell Haigh, County Spider Recorder for Gloucestershire...

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Location

Conservation Centre Robinswood Hill Country Park
Reservoir Road Gloucester
GL4 6SX

gcer@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk

Contact

Linda Moore
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Group classification

Local Environmental Records Centres

Membership

Member of the National Biodiversity Network (NBN)

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