Archive from 2006
DR JEFF KIRBY APPOINTED FELLOW OF IEEM
JUST ECOLOGY WINS IRISH DRY HEATHS PROJECT
JUST ECOLOGY IN WESTMINSTER
JEANS FOR GENES
TWO RARE FUNGI FOUND IN HAMPSHIRE
PENNYROYAL FOUND AGAIN AFTER 100 YEARS
Dr Jeff Kirby was appointed a Fellow of the Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (IEEM) at the recent council...
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Just Ecology has successfully won an important contract to carry out a desk survey of the extent and conservation status...
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Just Ecology's work received a high profile, warm welcome, with the publication of Working with the grain of nature - Taking...
more »JEANS FOR GENES
Friday 6th October saw Just Ecology staff 'Dress to Impress'. The good cause behind this glitz and glamour was the Jeans...
more »TWO RARE FUNGI FOUND IN HAMPSHIRE
A Just Ecology Consultant Ecologist has discovered two rare species of fungi in October whilst conducting habitat mapping...
more »PENNYROYAL FOUND AGAIN AFTER 100 YEARS
Just Ecology was in the news several times in October. This coverage was provided by the radio and press, and included BBC...
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Latest News
Hail Caesar! (Aug 10)
Under licence from Natural England, Just Ecology have been translocating Roman snails
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East Midlands Habitat Inventories (July 10)
Just Ecology is in the process of updating UK BAP priority habitat inventories across the whole of the East Midlands.
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Nightjar Survey - Rare bird under the spot light (Jun 10)
Nightjars are rare, nocturnal birds, which visit Britain for the summer months only. They can be seen hawking for food...
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Under licence from Natural England, Just Ecology have been translocating Roman snails
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East Midlands Habitat Inventories (July 10)
Just Ecology is in the process of updating UK BAP priority habitat inventories across the whole of the East Midlands.
more »
Nightjar Survey - Rare bird under the spot light (Jun 10)
Nightjars are rare, nocturnal birds, which visit Britain for the summer months only. They can be seen hawking for food...
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