Everything about The Natural Environment Research Council totally explained
The
Natural Environment Research Council (
NERC) is a
British research council that supports research, training and knowledge transfer activities in the environmental sciences.
The council's head office is at Polaris House in
Swindon, alongside several others of the seven Research Councils.
NERC supports several research institutes including the
British Antarctic Survey,
British Geological Survey,
National Marine Facilities (part of the
National Oceanography Centre,
Southampton) and the
Centre for Ecology and Hydrology. It also supports a number of collaborative centres of excellence and subject-based designated
data centres for the storage and distribution of environmental data.
The mission of NERC
The Natural Environment Research Council delivers independent research, survey, training and knowledge transfer in the
environmental sciences, to advance knowledge of
planet Earth as a complex, interacting system.
The council's work covers the full range of
atmospheric, Earth,
biological, terrestrial and
aquatic sciences, from the deep
oceans to the upper
atmosphere, and from the
geographical poles to the
equator.
NERC's mission is to gather and apply knowledge, create understanding and predict the behaviour of the
natural environment and its
resources, and communicate all aspects of the council's work.
The British
Meteorological Office is
not part of NERC.
See also:
Royal Research ShipFurther Information
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