BUG is undertaking trophic web analysis within two lakes using stable isotopes, with a view to understanding predator-prey interactions and potential biological control of the invasive signal crayfish.

We've had a busy week undertaking fish surveys in four of the Blashford Lakes in Hampshire using a combination of fyke netting, electric fishing and micro-mesh seine netting.

BUG field staff have just come back from a trip to the Channel Islands, where they were undertaking surveys to assess the status of European eel (and other fish species) using a combination of electric fishing, fyke netting and eDNA.

In monsoonal Asia where aquatic biodiversity is both challenging and resource limited, it is not uncommon to be faced with a complete...

We've been out and about on the River Allen this week, along with the Wild Trout Trust, undertaking our annual salmonid redd count survey

The Central Himalayan Biodiversity Hotspot is a region of high endemism, supporting no less than 250 freshwater fish species. It is also...

We have just completed a two year programme of aerial (drone) surveys in Christchurch Harbour, looking at the seasonal distribution of...

The Blandford fly, Simulium posticatum , is a species of black fly found in Europe and is prevalent in the Stour valley in Dorset. It...

We've been busy for the past two weeks undertaking surveys of signal crayfish ( Pacifastacus leniusculus ) at a couple of local lakes....

As part of an ongoing ecological monitoring programme, commissioned by South West Water, BUG has been out electric fishing various sites...