Alar Ecology has invested in a state-of-the-art thermal imaging camera, the FLIR Scion OTM266. This will be used primarily for bat surveys but will have other uses too.
Alar Ecology goes thermal!
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Bats, Birds, Company News, Protected Species, Research, Survey Methods, Thermal Imaging
Date posted: 26 April 2021
2021 Calendars | British Wildlife
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Marketing, Wildlife Photography
Date posted: 30 November 2020
Our 2021 desktop calendars have been sent out to selective clients. The theme for 2021 is British Wildlife. The calendar features stunning photographs taken by Oliver Smart.
Acoustic monitoring of migrant birds in the Pyrenees
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Acoustic Monitoring, Birds, Migration, Research, Sponsorship
Date posted: 26 May 2020
This autumn (2020) a research project will be undertaken in the Eastern Pyrenees that aims to reveal nocturnal migrant bird diversity passing through the area.
Dung beetles and ecosystem services
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Bats, Conservation, Ecosystem Services, Invertebrates
Date posted: 6 April 2020
Dung beetles play a crucial role in our ecosystem as well as in agriculture. But sadly, like many of our invertebrate species, dung beetles are in decline
Alar Ecology is recruiting!
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Job Advertisment, Recruitment, Senior Ecologist, Uncategorized
Date posted: 22 February 2020
Alar Ecology is recruiting a part-time Senior Ecologist.
European protected species | Business as usual?
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Protected Species
Date posted: 2 January 2020
During the Brexit transition period The Habitats Regulations 2017, affording protection to European Protected Species, will remain in force.