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@ukceh has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in August 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @ukceh are: ⢠Instagram ⢠LinkedIn ⢠Bluesky Besides social media accounts, ukceh has populated their site with: ⢠New data on insect pollinators show dramatic decline in hoverflies ⢠Lake science at UKCEH ⢠đ𪰠Count pollinators for 10 minutes! ⢠Download the Bloomin' Algae app đŚ â˘ UKCEH News and Blogs ⢠Jobs at UKCEH ⢠Counting the Earth podcast ⢠Get our monthly newsletter ⢠UK Water Resources Portal đ§ď¸ ⢠UK Saltmarsh Carbon Database | UKCEH ⢠Latest UK Hydrological Outlook ⢠Free toolkit for farmers - restoration of grasslands ⢠Small-scale saltmarsh restoration methods ⢠Chikungunya virus risk increasing in Europe ⢠The role of saltmarshes in tackling climate change ⢠Download the global water policy brief [PDF] ⢠Assessing the success of a horizon scanning approach in predicting invasive nonânative species arrival - Peyton - Journal of Applied Ecology - Wiley Online Library ⢠Improving forecasting of devastating sudden droughts ⢠Thoughts from COP30: Scientists must better support fire-hit communities ⢠The inside flow: insights on a PhD in hydrology | FDRI ⢠Understanding Environmental AMR: Insights from key stakeholders on the UKâs National Action Plan | Policy Innovation and Evaluation Policy Research Unit ⢠Time to act across crises: Lessons from the Nexus Assessment for UNFCCC COP 30 | PLOS Climate ⢠Discover more about our rice trials ⢠UKCEH science in action with Deborah Meaden ⢠Enter ladybird records on iRecord đ ⢠Agents for Change Leading environmental science for a sustainable future ⢠Land Cover Maps collection ⢠Data from nature ⢠Importance of good hedgerow management - a short video ⢠Beware Of Aliens - help prevent the spread of invasive species ⢠England hedgerow map ⢠More effective protected areas needed to halt biodiversity loss ⢠Why less polluted air is leading to the browning of rivers ⢠Centipede atlas provides insights into British species ⢠Half of replanted tropical trees donât survive, new study finds