@misc{500,
  author = {Hayhow D.B. and Eaton M.A. and Stanbury A.J. and Burns F. and Kirby W.B. and Bailey N. and Beckmann B. and Bedford J. and Boersch-Supan P.H. and Coomber F. and Dennis E.B. and Dolman S.J. and Dunn E. and Hall J. and Harrower C. and Hatfield J.H. and Hawley J. and Haysom K. and Hughes J. and Johns D.G. and Mathews F. and McQuatters-Gollop A. and Noble D.G. and Outhwaite C.L. and Pearce-Higgins J.W. and Pescott O.L. and Powney G.D. and Symes N.},
  title = {State of nature 2019},
  abstract = {State of Nature 2019 presents an overview of how the country's wildlife is faring, looking back over nearly 50 years of monitoring to see how nature has changed in the UK, its Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories. As well as this long-term view, we focus on what has happened in the last decade, and so whether things are getting better or worse for nature. In addition, we have assessed the pressures that are acting on nature, and the responses being made, collectively, to counter these pressures.},
  year = {2019},
  month = {October},
  publisher = {State of Nature Partnership},
  url = {http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/525772/},
  note = {Freely available (together with State of Nature Scotland 2019 and country summary reports) via Official URL link.},
}