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See the coverage of some of our work by ABC and discussion on how language barriers can have impacts on both scientists and the planet. English is the common language of science. That comes at a cost for scientists and the …

We are pleased to announce our new publication in Conservation Biology! Using nationwide monitoring data between 2009 and 2020, this paper estimated the population trends of 47 common breeding bird species in Japan. The overall population trend varied among species. Four …

We are delighted to see that our preprint “Academic publishing requires linguistically inclusive policies” led by Henry Arenas-Castro, a previous member of the translatE project, is featured in Nature. By analysing author guidelines from 736 journals in biological sciences and survey …

We are thrilled to announce our new publication “The manifold costs of being a non-native English speaker in science” in PLOS Biology. In this paper we surveyed 908 environmental scientists from eight countries (Bangladesh, Bolivia, Japan, Nepal, Nigeria, Spain, Ukraine and …

We are excited to share the new publication in Journal of Applied Ecology: “Drone-induced flight initiation distances for shorebirds in mixed-species flocks”. In this study led by Joshua Wilson, a PhD student suvervised by Prof Richard Fuller and Dr Tatsuya Amano, …

Kelsey Hannah will be giving a presentation on the first chapter of her PhD project at the 2023 Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, at Portland, Oregon, USA. Enjoy and good luck with your presentation Kelsey! Presentation Title: The …

Tatsuya’s presentation on language barriers in conservation science, together with two other exciting presentations on multilingualism in science, at the Helsinki Initiative webinar on multilingualism in scholarly communication, is now available here.