The British Dragonfly Society is on the hunt for the rare and beautiful Common Clubtail dragonfly and needs your help!
The Common Clubtail dragonfly (Gomphus vulgatissimus) is listed as Near Threatened on the British Red List.
Welcome to
The Riverfly Partnership
Welcome
The Riverfly Partnership is a dynamic network of organisations, representing anglers, conservationists, entomologists, scientists, water course managers and relevant authorities, working together to: - protect the water quality of our rivers; - further the understanding of riverfly populations; - and actively conserve riverfly habitats. The Riverfly Partnership is hosted by the Freshwater Biological Association.New FSC course - Introduction to Identifying and Recording Adult Caddisflies, Stoneflies and Mayflies
This course is open to everyone and will be held from Friday 28th July to Monday 31st July 2017 at the Malham Tarn Field Studies Council site. Tutors for the course are Sharon and Peter Flint, both authorities on the Caddisflies at Malham having carried out extensive survey and monitoring of this group over many years. For more information including cost and booking CLICK HERE
environmental SCIENTIST - citizen science special edition
CLICK HERE to access 'They walk among us: The rise of citizen science', the citizen science special edition of environmental SCIENTIST featuring ARMI article by Daniele Di Fiore and Ben Fitch.
4th National Riverfly Partnership Conference presentations and posters available online
The 4th national Riverfly Partnership conference, entitled 'Riverfly Monitoring and Beyond' convened in the Flett Theatre, Natural History Museum, London on 17th November 2017. Representatives of organisations, and individuals, participating in the Riverfly Partnership and the Anglers’ Riverfly Monitoring Initiative (ARMI) attended in good numbers to take in the exciting combination of presentations and posters included in the programme.