The recent BBC programme 'Fossil Wonderlands' featured BEES' own Dr Maria McNamara.

Starting Thursday May 1st, Ireland’s first intervarsity BioBlitz kicks off.

UCC's swiftboxes are now in place and awaiting the return of swifts (Apus apus) from Africa.

96 2nd year BEES students made virtual waves by producing websites on 16 different types of fossils.

The Irish Plant Scientists' Association Meeting (IPSAM) will take place at University College Cork on Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th of April 2014.

What's your perception of Irish forests?

On May 1st & 2nd Ireland's first Intervarsity BioBlitz will be held! Over 24hrs UCC, DCU, TCD, UL, NUIG, GMIT and Dundalk IT will battle to decide which campus is the most biodiverse in Ireland! 

As part of a National Seminar Series organised by the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learing, Dr Grace Cott and Prof Gavin Burnell will present a seminar on the School of BEES' unique work experience programme.

Dr Emma Verling, who completed her BSc and PhD at the then Department of Zoology, Ecology and Plant Science (now part of the School of BEES) has been invited to a reception at Buckingham Palace this evening to mark the contribution of Irish citizens working within the UK government.

BEES postgraduate student Tara Duggan has been nominated as UCC University Entrepreneur of the Year 2014 for her work with the organic fertilizer company Celtic Worms.