Fife Nature Records Centre
Description
As a Local Environmental Records Centre, Fife Nature gathers and shares information on the wildlife of the area for the benefit of conservation.
Alongside collating records from a wide variety of sources, Fife Nature supports and promotes biological recording to achieve a more comprehensive knowledge of Fife’s biodiversity.
Fife Nature plays an active role in the protection of local wildlife through provision of quality data services, including to the local authority, environmental consultants, conservation bodies and recorders and for education and research.
Fife Nature Records Centre receives financial support from Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
Resources
- Fife Nature Records Centre combined dataset
A collation of records submitted to Fife Nature Records Centre from a variety of sources, including the general public, professionals and other experts, where permission has been granted to upload data to the NBN Atlas and where records are not known duplicates... - St Andrews BioBlitz 2014
A biological recording event for the public organised by the University of St Andrews, to record the species of St Andrews and particularly East Sands beach on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th June 2014. - St Andrews BioBlitz 2015
A biological recording event for the public organised by the University of St Andrews, to record the species of St Andrews and particularly East Sands beach on Friday 19th and Saturday 20th June 2015. - St Andrews BioBlitz 2016
A biological recording event for the public organised by Transition University of St Andrews, to record the species of St Andrews and particularly East Sands beach on Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th June 2016
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Metadata last updated on 2017-05-09 13:53:48.0
