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Bookings are now being taken for the Forum on Wednesday 20th March at Llandrindod Wells. The provisional programme is on our Events page.
We'll be running our popular 2 day QGIS for biological recorders course on 14th & 15th May 2019. See our events page for more details.
Our latest unrecorded squares for VC's 42, 43 & 47 are available now. Anything recorded in these squares will be a first record into the BIS database. Click on the Survey a Square tab for details.
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Adam Rowe (SEWBReC) and Roy Tapping (Cofnod) attended the award ceremony on behalf of LERC Wales at the National Biodiversity Network (NBN) Conference on the 21st November. They were presented with a certificate as runners-up, a Moth ID book and a £100 to spend on a wildlife recording project of their choice.
LERC Wales was nominated as a leading example of 4 LERCs working together to develop joint software to aid capturing and access to wildlife information. The technical developme
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We are holding our next Recorders Forum on Wednesday 20th March at the Media Resource Centre in Llandrindod Wells. It's an opportunity to meet the BIS staff and other recorders and hear about what's going on in the BIS area. Sign up to our regular email bulletin to hear more about this and other events and biological recording news. There's a sign up form on our home page, at the bottom. Image courtesy of Tammy Stretton, MWT.
The latest BIS Recorders Newsletter for Autumn 2018 is issue 26. Visit out online Library to read it.
Our events list for the next few months includes a winter tree id course and the recorders forum. See our Events page for more details.
This months featured unrecorded squares are available now via our Survey a Square webpage. Help fill in the 'gaps in our maps' and put wildlife on the map.
The Rugged oil beetle,
Meloe rugosus, seen by Imogen Cavadino at Cwmdu, near Crickhowell, is a first record for the BIS area on Aderyn and only the second site this rarest oil beetle has been seen in Wales.
This is a one year contract post for a 0.6 FTE (21 hours per week)
Full Stack Developer to work on Aderyn - a website serving Welsh
biodiversity data to the general public and logged-in users.
The post is working for the Local Environmental Records Centres Wales
consortium and is hosted by South East Wales Biodiversity Records Centre
Ltd (SEWBReC), based at their office in Talbot Green, Pontyclun, Mid
Glamorgan.
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