Buglife's conservation work helps to save threatened bug populations, restore wildlife habitats and inform the public and decision-makers about why invertebrates matter. With over 40,000 species to look after it's a huge task, but we're committed to conserving the little things that run the world!
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| Red-tailed bumblebee (Bombus lapidarius)
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Below you will see links to our current projects. These include delivering conservation action on neglected habitats such as
brownfields and
soft rock cliffs, working to improve habitats for
riverine flies and other
freshwater invertebrates, and carrying out wildlife surveys for wonderful (but disappearing) creatures such as
bumblebees and the
Scarlet malachite beetle. Click on a link below to find out more.
At any one time we also have a number of projects in development - if you would like to help make these happen please contact us.
What you can do
Whether you feel passionately about bugs or simply would like to make a difference for the environment, there are lots of things you can do to help bugs and wildlife. Please click here to find out more about how you can get involved.
