…a blog written by Buglife’s Life on the Edge Conservation Officer, Sam Skevington England’s species-rich grasslands are among our most precious and imperilled habitats. Once stretching across vast swathes of...
06/03/2026
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Renaturons!
…a guest blog written by Alice Forget, Pollinators Project Officer at France based Noé. Noé has been working with Buglife Programmes Manager, Jamie Robins, to learn from the experience of...
01/03/2026
Guardians of our Rivers: Next Steps – where we are now…
…a blog written by Buglife Scotland Guardians of Our Rivers: Next Steps Conservation Officer, Elaine Rainey At Guardians of our Rivers: Next Steps (GooR: Next Steps) we deliver training to...
09/02/2026
Protecting our rivers: answering the Kelpies’ call
…a blog written by Buglife Scotland Guardians of Our Rivers: Next Steps Conservation Officer, Caroline Howarth for World Wetlands Day 2026 Kelpies in Scottish folklore One of the...
02/02/2026
My family and other rivers: Scarce Yellow Sally project
…a blog written by Buglife Cymru, Natur am Byth! Scarce Yellow Sally Conservation Officer, Sarah Hawkes for World Wetlands Day 2026. Aerfen, Welsh Goddess of the Dee with her multiple...
02/02/2026
Fy nheulu ac afonydd eraill: Prosiect y Pryfyn Cerrig Isogenus nubecula
… blog gan Sarah Hawkes, Swyddog Cadwraeth y Pryfyn Cerrig Isogenus nubecula yn Buglife Cymru, rhan o Natur am Byth!, ar gyfer Diwrnod Gwlyptiroedd y Byd 2026. Glywoch chi erioed...
02/02/2026
Surveying for the Red Bartsia Bee
…a blog written by Buglife Kernow Wyls Conservation Assistant, Dr. Will Hawkes Sun-soaked sand, blue Cornish skies, surfers whooping in the surf. Seals wallowing in the shallows, Choughs swirling above,...
18/01/2026
Riverkin, restoring our kinship with rivers
…a blog written by Buglife Cymru, Natur am Byth, Scarce Yellow Sally Conservation Officer, Sarah Hawkes. Over the last few months I have heard a couple of talks about ‘Riverkin’,...
02/01/2026
Riverkin, yn adfer ein perthynas ag afonydd
…blog wedi’i ysgrifennu gan Sarah Hawkes, swyddog cadwraeth Buglife Cymru, Natur am Byth a phrosiect pryf y cerrig Isogenus nubecula. Dros yr ychydig fisoedd diwethaf, rydw i wedi clywed cwpl...
02/01/2026
Sediment Secrets: How Ancient Mud Could Save a Species
…a guest blog written by ecologist and field technician, Fay Jolly Hidden in the clear, lime-rich water of Malham Tarn lives one of Britain’s rarest residents – the Malham Sedge...
19/12/2025