Natural Sciences at Bangor

Who inspires our applicants?! The 2026 entry results are IN and its another slam dunk for Sir David A Life On Our Planet and Steve Steve Backshall We salute you both! Also hugely influential are Dr. Jane Goodall Robert Irwin following in his dads footsteps Australia Zoo along with Tim Marshall, and Chris Packham
Thankyou all for your incredible positive efforts to .
p.s. We still have places on our natural science courses, apply this summer! Bangor University

Free event at Treborth Botanic Garden/Gardd Fotaneg Treborth next Friday June 26th. Learn to ID birdsong! BTO British Trust for Ornithology RSPB Cymru The Bangor Aye

The De-Extinction of Experience: How to observe and count bird song Can you identify birds without seeing them? Join us for a hands-on introduction to listening to birdsong as citizen science.How to Observe and Count Birds by Sound (Citizen Science Workshop)Can you identify birds without seeing them?Join us for a hands-on introduction to listening to birdsong and p...

*Museum open event on Saturday*
After the overwhelming response to the last museum open day we are providing a second chance to look round our Victorian time- capsule/curios. (Two-faced lamb anyone?)
This time BOOKING IS REQUIRED, follow QR code and tag us if you have a lovely time! Sessions include a 'quiet hour' Undeb Bangor The Bangor Aye Bangor University Anglesey Live Don't forget if you are a Bangor student we can arrange entry at other times, e-mail [email protected]

Something for your mini Attenboroughs, weekdays at 10.55am on CBBC and on BBC iPlayer. A brand new series featuring Hamza Yassin! Hamza studied zoology here at Bangor University and we won't stop mentioning it because we love him! Good luck Hamza Yassin Photography

Hamza Loves Animals: Africa - Series 1: 1. Kipekee the Elephant Learns from Others Baby elephant Kipekee learns how to get rid of some buzzy flies with the help of her friends. Ranger Hamza spots lions in the wild and has fun playing with the baby rhinos.

Orchids are out at Aberffraw. If you come to Bangor University to study natural sciences, you are likely to get a trip here in your first week! join us! Study in Wales

Looking happy! Professor Christian Dunn, a wetland scientist and Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor for Sustainability at Bangor University has been named as one of the 100 most influential environmental professionals in the UK, for the second time! Huge congratulations! What a great person to have on your teaching team!
Prof Dunn also does a lot of work to encourage recriutment. Come to an open day and you will definitely meet him! Bangor University International

Bangor academic named among UK’s environmental power players The prestigious ENDS Report has unveiled its latest Power List of the 100 UK environmental professionals who have made the greatest impact in the sector over the past two years.Professor Christian Dunn, from the School of Environmental and Natural Sciences at Bangor University, has been named as one...

TURN IT OFF!!?? Teaching staff at Bangor University have had their latest research on navigation in published in Science magazine! More here https://www.bangor.ac.uk/news/2026-05-29-research-sheds-light-on-disruptive-impact-of-electromagnetic-noise-pollution-on-bat or read the paper here; https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adq4418
"Radiofrequency, or electromagnetic, noise naturally occurs in the atmosphere, but it has increased substantially due to human activities, being produced by electronics, power lines, and even LED lights. The impacts of such noise on wildlife and humans is often debated and is yet to be understood. Lindecke et al. looked at the impacts of relatively weak broadband radiofrequency fields on migratory soprano pipistrelle bats and found that it disrupted their orientation even hours after exposure. The results suggest that the ever-present din of our devices may be having a bigger effect than was previously thought." Dr William Schneider and Prof Richard Holland are part of our teaching staff and also the Bangor navigation research team. Still time to join us! Bangor University International https://www.bangor.ac.uk/news/2026-05-29-research-sheds-light-on-disruptive-impact-of-electromagnetic-noise-pollution-on-bat

Research sheds light on disruptive impact of electromagnetic noise pollution on bat migration The study, published in the journal, Science, and led by researchers at Bangor University, the University of Latvia and the University of Oldenburg, in Germany, has revealed unexpected effects of exposure to electromagnetic noise that is an ever-present feature of urban environments.

Day 2 @ Chester Zoo with the tireless Steve Backshall for more fun shark facts and dad jokes 'You've let us down, you've let yourself down'🦈 Thanks Chester and Steve for your fantastic hosting and generosity. Living the dream at Bangor University Undeb Bangor
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