The BOU – from the eyes of an Indian ornithologist
The BOU is truly international and can provide opportunity for many of our members, particularly those from developing countries.
Funding ornithology – the work of the BOU Grants Committee
The good, the bad and the ugly of assessing grant applications
BOU – we’re better when we’re together
How does a small society keep it together?
The BOU – a personal perspective from the US
The BOU educates and motivates members to engage with others
Listing into the future
The BOU has maintained the British List since the late 1800s.
2016 journal Impact Factors: Ornithology
What is the importance of journal Impact Factors?
What does it take to run the #1 ornithology journal?
Managing an international journal is a massive team effort, and for IBIS this involves over 60 people
What makes a BOU conference?
Being a member of the BOU's Meetings Committee is one of the most rewarding jobs in the BOU
The BOU’s global ornithology community
Community is the lifeblood running through all the BOU does