News

Keiron has designed two new forms for use in the field to help earthworm recorders when sampling earthworms.

A summary of the Annual General Meeting of the Earthworm Society of Britain that took place at 19:00 on 05 Oct 2022.

Join Dr Kevin Butt in our 2021 guest speaker presentation as he delves into his 35 years of research into earthworm biology, ecology and applications.

The Earthworm Society of Britain is delighted to announce a new online training course from the Field Studies Council BioLinks project. Discovering Earthworms is aimed at adults and will be delivered as 4 weekly topics starting from 28th April.

We're pleased to report to our recorders that two more scientific papers have been published that have referenced data collated by the Earthworm Society of Britain and published through the Global Biodiversity Information Facility. Check out this news article to find out more...

Allan Archer set up talk: Wildlife in 2000 to raise awareness about conservation projects that he felt were not as well-known as they should be. Fast forward to 2020, and Allan is releasing regular interviews with biodiversity experts from the UK and beyond. Allan caught up with Keiron Brown (Recording Officer for the Earthworm Society of Britain) and they chatted about many aspects of earthworm biology, ecology and diversity.

A new iRecord form has been developed by the Earthworm Society of Britain (ESB) to facilitate the recording of Soil Pit Survey data. This will enable the ESB to collect both earthworm species records and transect level data on abundance for soil pit surveying going forward.