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Local Environmental Records Centre for North & East Yorkshire. Understanding the natural world through data gathering and analysis.

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RT @ARC_Bytes: Have you seen any frogspawn yet? ðŸļ
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The @ynuorg/@YorksWildlife 2025 Conference 'The State of Yorkshire's Nature' is being held on 1st March, 09:30 - 17:00 in York. Come and join us at what looks to be an excellent event! Find out how to book tickets and read the event programme here:
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January's #MapOfTheMonth features map of our bat record density across the NEYEDC region: We've recently provided these records for a project creating a Yorkshire-wide bat habitat suitability model, which will help inform conservation & decision-making ðŸĶ‡
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One of our amazing (and impressive!) horsefly species is the topic of our latest #YorkshireIn100Species blog, brought to us by Andrew Grayson, freelance invertebrate consultant:
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For our second 'Supporting local recording communities' article, we're highlighting our work with Molescroft Wildlife Network, a community parish group in Beverley for whom NEYEDC has provided data, recording, and mapping support since 2024: ðŸ‘Ĩ
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It's just less than 100 days until the Hull City Nature Challenge 2025! 🎉 @citnatchallenge We're back for our third year collecting data across Hull. To get involved, see our website ( & join our @inaturalist project!: ðŸŒŋ
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Today is '#BlueMonday' - apparently the saddest day of the year. We don't agree - instead, why not find some joy in the shades of blue that nature has to offer us? Getting out into nature is positive for our mental & physical health 💙
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We're excited to announce the publication of our first public-facing Annual Report, covering the 2023 - 2024 financial year. It showcases the breadth of work we undertake; data, partnerships, outreach & more. It can be viewed or downloaded on our website:
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Our #YorkshireIn100Species blogs continue with the first instalment of 2025, featuring the beautiful and colourful Parrot Waxcap, brought to us by naturalist, photographer, and NEYEDC volunteer Dave Conniss:
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We've been lucky enough to work on some lovely farmland bird data recently on behalf of one of our brilliant recorders, helping map & analyse records of birds & different crop types associated with them. A perfect topic for December's #MapOfTheMonth: ðŸŠķ
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Storms and extreme weather can often result in some interesting sightings - during the recent Storm Darragh, Little Auks have been showing up in high numbers grounded in gardens or sighted off the East Yorkshire coastline!
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Biological Recording Company @KeironDBrown is running two free webinars in January in a 'Biodiversity Villages, Towns & Neighbourhood' series which may be of interest to local recording groups, featuring Swifts and Hedgehogs. Register here:
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We're officially 3/4 through our #YorkshireIn100Species series, with blog #75 published today, featuring the beautiful perennial Meadow Saxifrage. Botanist & former VC recorder Deborah Millward talks about the status & future of this lovely species:
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November's #MapOfTheMonth features drone work undertaken by our intern, Rob, investigating the possibilities of using our UAV drone technology to map scrub encroachment on protected grassland sites ⮇ïļ
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Blog #74 in our #YorkshireIn100Species series features the impressive Giant Horntail and its parasite, the Sabre Wasp. Their fascinating host-parasite interaction plays out hidden from view in deadwood... @ViperaDan of @WoldEcology introduces us:
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With the first real cold snap of the year, the fungi season is now coming to an end. Mark and Clare braved a last foray at Cleaving Combe, an open access LWS, and at Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit, an accessible YWT reserve, to record the last few fruiting bodies of the season 🍄❄ïļ
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Farewell and thank you to our trainee, Rob (and Fred the dog!) who yesterday completed his placement with us to move forward with his career in Ecology. Good luck in your future endeavours Rob. Thanks also to Fred the dog who accompanied Rob to the office to help out!
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One of our beautiful moth species is the focus of this week's #YorkshireIn100Species - the Small Eggar. Sam Newton, Woodland Creation Officer & @BC_Yorkshire volunteer, introduces us to this interesting species and its unusual life cycle and behaviour:
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We had a fantastic foray event yesterday at Huttons Ambo as part of our #YorkshireWaxcaps project. We recorded around 20 CHEGD species (pending some IDs) including waxcaps, clubs, spindles, corals, and entolomas! Thank you to those who joined us 🔎
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Our penultimate #FungiFriday group is the Geoglossaceae, or Earthtongues. These unique-looking fungi are usually brown or black, small, and difficult to see. The 4 different genera can be distinguished in the field but microscopy is needed for species ID.
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