Many have been in existence far longer than the National Biodiversity Network, and have established local partnerships and complex networks of data supply alongside a range of information products for their users.

Local environmental records centres are organisations which have been established, usually through a partnership of interested parties, in order to bring together local information on wildlife and to supply this to local users. Supporting local environmental records centres The NBN Trust is committed to helping make this happen. Support us section We have only a few years to bring about the changes that are needed to address the global and UK crises.Join us now – and help make data work for nature. Join the NBN Trust today, and you’ll be joining a community passionate about helping nature recover. Join us section As a charity, we rely on our members and supporters to fund our work.From databases, to portals and now to online Atlases, there will be something of use to you. Tools, resources & publications section Over the years, along with our partners, we have developed tools to help with biological recording.Record wildlife – a fun way to help nature.Record, share & explore data section However you want to get involved, we can help you to record wildlife, share your information and use the data, in many different ways.

Here you can find information on all the latest news and events and download our publications.

News & events section With so many members and data partners, there is always something new and exciting going on across the Network.

We are the UK’s largest partnership for nature, with over 200 members and more than 200 million wildlife records available through the NBN Atlas.

About us The National Biodiversity Network has been championing the sharing of wildlife data since 2000.

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