News and Opinion - British Ecological Society

New research in the Journal of Applied Ecology finds honey bees are at risk from neonicotinoids that show no improvement to crop yield

We will be shedding light on the science behind shade tolerance in plants at this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

Light pollution impacts sealife as much as climate change

Newborn humpback whales 'whisper' to their mothers to avoid being overheard by killer whales, researchers have discovered.

New research in Journal of Applied Ecology assesses the conflict between forest restorations for conservation and the risk of pest insect outbreaks.

What does this snap general election mean for ecology and the environment?

A sting in the tail: high-speed video captures death stalker scorpion's strike

Promote your work with Kudos - a free service for researchers to help explain, share and measure the impact of your work.

Daniel Leybourne shares his first experience of engaging with the world of policy at Voice of the Future

What do the Brexit negotiations mean for ecology and ecologists?

The BES journal Editors would like to congratulate the winners for their outstanding papers published in 2016.

Raising awareness during Invasive Species Week: improving the evidence underpinning invasive non-native species

Daniella Rabaiotti reports on a unique opportunity for scientists in Parliament