Saving the small things that run the planetBuglife is proud to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day by joining together with our accessibility provider Recite Me to raise awareness of the importance of creating a digital world where...
20/05/2021
By Buglife’s Countries Manager Andrew Whitehouse Contrary to popular belief, adding more honeybees is not the answer to pollinator declines. In fact, it may do more harm than good. What...
06/05/2021
“Yuk! What are all of these horrible black flies? They’re all horrible and hairy and have horrible dangly legs!” My daughter is clearly not feeling the love for the ‘love...
25/04/2021
A call to action from Craig Nisbet, Conservation Officer (Scotland) As February approaches, Buglife is reaching out to members of the public for help in locating a rare and endemic...
26/01/2021
Last Friday afternoon, just when journalists were clocking off and the Saturday papers were being compiled for the printers, Defra announced that they would be allowing farmers to once again...
12/01/2021
The People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) had a fantastic response to the 2020 Great Stag Hunt, with more than double the usual number of records submitted. The Back from...
05/11/2020
A guest blog from local wildlife enthusiast Dave Clark I`m a birder. I like watching birds. Wherever they are, I`m rarely without my `bins`, a birder’s vernacular for binoculars. I...
05/11/2020
Guest blog by Daniel Greenwood I first visited Swanscombe Marshes in March 2015. Spring was in the offing, a cold wind blew off the Thames. My friend introduced me and...
28/10/2020
Carmen Adams is a master’s student at San Diego State University. She loves the outdoors and as a result she wants to keep it beautiful. Since a young age she’s...
16/10/2020
Guest blog by Ian Tokelove, from Remote London The Swanscombe Peninsula juts sharply into the River Thames from the Kent shoreline, just a few kilometres downriver from the QEII Bridge....
01/10/2020
