Blakeney Point, located along the Norfolk coastline, is a vital field station for UCL’s biodiversity education. Established over a century ago, it hosts hands-on learning experiences for postgraduate students in courses like MRes in Biodiversity and MSc in Global Change. The immersive environment fosters community, practical skills, and a deep appreciation for local ecosystems.
The article by Layla Khazeni explores the significance of waterways in shaping urban centers, focusing on New York’s oyster populations. It details the decline of oysters due to pollution and urbanization, highlighting restoration efforts through the Billion Oyster Project, which unites communities to revive these ecosystems and enhance climate resilience.
The BioRescue project has achieved a historic milestone in wildlife conservation by successfully transferring the first rhino IVF embryo to a surrogate mother, despite her later death. This initiative seeks to prevent the extinction of the northern white rhino, with 30 preserved embryos offering hope for the subspecies’ future survival.
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