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The Biological Recording Handbook: Making Wildlife Count

The Biological Recording Handbook: Making Wildlife Count

Paperback

BiologyDatabasesEnvironmental Studies

ISBN10: 1784275891
ISBN13: 9781784275891
Publisher: Pelagic
Published: Dec 2 2025
Pages: 260
Weight: 1.05
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.62 Depth: 9.54
Language: English
Biological recording is the discipline of writing down natural history observations of a correctly identified species, in a specific location, on a specific date, by a named individual. Simple enough, you may think. But these four pieces of data each have their own pitfalls for the unwary, whether making records or using them in analysis.

This is the first time that the all principles and processes of biological recording have been brought together, with a detailed look at some fascinating historical examples. What is biological recording, why do we do it, how did it start, and why does it underpin just about every evidence-based decision that is made in conservation? The book covers:

- The art of recording - in-depth, practical information from site-specific work and different habitats to handling absence data, bias and error.

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