The charity was again delighted to be exhibiting at the BES2024 Annual Meeting in Liverpool a couple of weeks ago. We showcased our latest (fourth) long-term experiment rendered in virtual reality (VR) - the North Wyke Farm Platform in Devon. Around 120 delegates tried on our VR headsets in a packed exhibition hall.
Read MoreAn article relating the proceedings at our celebration event to mark the 50th anniversary of the Ainsdale Dune Slacks long-term grazing experiment on 3 October has been published in the latest issue of the Sand Dune & Shingle Network newsletter.
Read MoreAccess a recording of our most recent webinar (22 November) with plant ecologist Robin Pakeman from the James Hutton Institute in Scotland. Robin speaks about the 22-year-long Glen Finglas grazing and biodiversity experiment located just northwest of Stirling on land owned by the Woodland Trust. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive direct notifications of new webinar recordings when they are uploaded.
Read MoreOur charity will again have an exhibition stand at the upcoming annual meeting of the British Ecological Society (BES), 10-13 December in Liverpool. Do stop by at Stand T1 to meet us and try out our latest new VR headset tour of the North Wyke Farm Platform long-term experiment in Devon.
Read MoreECT’s new 3-year Strategic Plan covering the period 2024-2026 is now published on the strategy page of our website and available for downloading. Fold-out printed copies will be available next month from ECT’s exhibition stand at the BES2024 Annual Meeting in Liverpool.
Read MoreOn Friday 22 November, ECT will be hosting its next two-monthly webinar with speaker Robin Pakeman from the James Hutton Institute. Robin will be presenting the latest results from the Glen Finglas long-term grazing experiment in Scotland now running for 22 years. See our Webinars & Events page for further details and registration.
Read MoreECT will be exhibiting for the first time at this year’s NewScientist Live event being held at the ExCel Centre in London on 12-14 October. Our stand will be I35, near to the ‘Our Planet’ stage, from where we will be making available to visitors our VR headset tours of LTEs in England, Scotland and Wales. View our exhibitor profile for the event.
Read MoreECT will be marking 50 years of continuous research at the Ainsdale Dunes long-term grazing experiment in West Lancashire on 3 October. Hosted by our co-organisers Natural England and in close association with Loughborough and Lund universities, an invitation-only event for 50 guests will be held at the Ainsdale Dunes NNR featuring speakers and a guided tour of the Sally Edmondson Plots.
Read MoreFollowing our joint symposium held on 24/25 June in partnership with BES and six other NGO partners, the BES have published a very useful summary report of the keynote presentations via their LinkedIn channel. The symposium was titled Resilient Landscapes for People, Nature and Climate and attracted 170 delegates.
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