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07/09 - Restoring a lowland river
13/09 - IALE Conference 2010
14/09 - Pond creation and management
15/09 - Compass Informatics event
15/09 - The End of Tradition?
Birch Shield Bug - Elasmostethus interstinctus
Manila Clam - Ruditapes philippinarum
Maps - OS Map Tiles
Auchenorrhyncha Name Changes
Installation Problem
Field Fleawort
Exporting locations
Ordnance Survey + Google Maps
Contacts search panel
Reporting against a polygon
Specialised exports
Species dictionary - work schedule, resources, progress, vision?
English/Common Names Required for More Marine Jellyfish
Introductions
Recorder import wizard - another problem!?
55,445,462 species records from 505 datasets. Last updated: 31st August 2010