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Plant Atlas 2020 data released! Graph showing distribution of Antennaria dioica within 50 km latitudinal by 100 m altitudinal bands in Britain. 29 May 2024
iRecord app improvements iRecord app and map of records 23 May 2024
BRC National Recording Schemes Meeting 2024 A group photo showing the attendees at the 2024 BRC recording schemes meeting 23 May 2024
iRecord News May 2024 22 May 2024
National Plant Monitoring Scheme Annual Report 2023 Annual Report 2023 with image of surveyors 22 May 2024
National Forum for Biological Recording Conference 2024 Conference details and Welsh mountains 10 Apr 2024
"Why iRecord?" - symposium talks available online 31 Jan 2024
NBN Awards for Wildlife Recording 2024 - nominations open! 30 Jan 2024
iRecord 101 for rangers webinar booking open 22 Jan 2024
Inclusivity in citizen science web symposium - recordings available 20 Oct 2023

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