Helen E. Roy

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Professor Helen Roy is a community ecologist within the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology. She has a passion for natural history and engagement in science so it is a great privilege for her to lead zoology within the Biological Records Centre. Much of her research is on the use of large-scale and long-term datasets to assess environmental change particularly biological invasions.

Helen is co-author of the annual ladybirds column in the wildlife reports.

Articles:

Issue	Pages	Title
British Wildlife 31.5 June 2020	313-319	Editorial: British wildlife in lockdown
British Wildlife 30.4 April 2019	245-252	Hidden treasures: recording Britain’s lesser- known ladybirds
British Wildlife 24.2 December 2012	97-106	What have we learnt from 50 years of biological recording?
British Wildlife 22.2 December 2010	94-100	Living with the enemy: insects and their pathogens
British Wildlife 19.3 February 2008	182-186	The Harlequin Ladybird marches on
British Wildlife 16.6 August 2005	403-407	Ecology of the Harlequin Ladybird - a new invasive species

Features:

Issue	Pages	Title
British Wildlife 31.4 April 2020	282-302	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 30.4 April 2019	278-299	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.4 April 2018	281-301	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 28.4 April 2017	276-297	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 27.4 April 2016	270-292	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 26.4 April 2015	272-293	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 25.4 April 2014	270-293	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 24.3 February 2013	191-214	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 23.3 February 2012	193-216	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 22.3 February 2011	193-215	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 21.3 February 2010	193-215	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 20.3 February 2009	195-216	Wildlife reports

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Helen E. Roy

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