Bristol Regional Environmental Records Centre (BRERC)

Bristol Regional Environmental Records Centre (BRERC) was established in 1974 and is the central repository for ecological and geological data within the Bristol Region (the former county of Avon).
Find out more about BRERC.

BRERC manages and distributes information relating to an estimated three million records in paper format, with over a million available on a computerised database. View a list of BRERC products and services.

New data is constantly received from a wide range of sources, with approximately 5000 new records per month being entered and made available for distribution. Find out how to report the wildlife you have seen.

Volunteers wanted: Click here for volunteering opportunities

Submit a Data Enquiry - Commercial Data Search or a Data Search from the public.

Parish Hedgerow Maps available to download.

How to get to BRERC

E-mail, Address and Telephone details can be found on the Contacts Page

Site Map - A list of all the pages on this website

BRERC Satellite Office at Yatton - Information regarding our satellite office in North Somerset

Information on the books 'Moths of the Bristol Region' and 'Butterflies of the Bristol Region'

BRERC is a partnership organisation administered and supported by Bristol City Museum and Art Galleries and receives funding and support from the Avon Wildlife Trust, Bath and North-East Somerset Council, Bristol City Council, South Gloucestershire Council, North Somerset Council, Natural England and the Environment Agency.