OHBR

OHBR is a voluntary organisation and the management of our database and associated activities is supported by NatureScot... Outer Hebrides Biological Recording (OHBR) was established in 2011 by a group of local amateur naturalists, to collect and collate information about the animals, plants and fungi which are found in the islands and to make these data available to everyone. Our aim is to build a comprehensive understanding of the islands' biodiversity and help ensure that any decisions that may affect the quality of our natural environment are made with the best available knowledge. We maintain a database of biological records, which are available on the National Biodiversity Network Atlas Scotland supplemented by our hub of wildlife websites... We encourage individuals and communities to recognise the importance of maintaining biodiversity to conserve their natural heritage and to become involved in biological recording. We offer support and guidance for local biological..

Also known as: Christine Johnson, Outer Hebrides Biological Recording

Primary location: United Kingdom