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the North East Scotland Biological Records Centre website |
NESBReC
helps to spread knowledge of the north east biodiversity, develop
understanding of its importance and provide quick and effective
access to reliable information on all species, habitats and
designated sites
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| NESBREC
would like to pass on its sincerest thanks to all those recorders
and organisations that have provided us with the data included
in these web pages. We would also like to mention our appreciation
of the time it has taken to collect and sort this data, often
over several decades. There is simply not sufficient space to
mention all by name. Full details for all records including
the original recorder and exact grid reference can be obtained
by contacting the NESBREC office directly. |
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| Wildlife Web Forum |
| We now have a link to the Wildlife Web Forum, an excellent resource for recorders in the North East. This can be found in the left-side panel, towards the lower section. You can view all existing messages but you will have to register (free) before you can post any messages. This is an external link and is run by Paul Doyle from Alba Ecology Ltd. |
| http://www.wildlifeweb.co.uk/forum |
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| Coastal Training Days |
| Details of Coastal Training Days organised by NESBReC and the East Grampian Coastal Partnership can be found by following the link below. Attendance on these training days is free but please remember to book as there are a limited number of places available. |
| http://www.nesbrec.org.uk/articles/Coastal Training Days 2008.pdf |
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