On November 20th, we celebrate World GIS Day, an annual event dedicated to showing, teaching and inspiring others in using GIS (Geographic Information System). It aims to raise awareness of how GIS technology supports everything, from environmental conservation to urban planning, by providing tools for mapping and spatial analysis. The day encourages GIS professionals to showcase projects, share knowledge, and inspire others to explore the possibilities of geographic science.

Are you feeling the heat? Check the radiator - if it’s set to high, turn it down to medium!

Do you know what the "canary of our rivers" is? Read on to find out and to learn about how the University is involved with this important project.

We’re introducing a new case study series highlighting the great work that’s happening around responsible sourcing on campus. Find out more about Cotswold Gold, the University’s new rapeseed oil supplier.

The last small mammal survey of 2024 set new records - read on to learn how.