Saving the small things that run the planetCrystal clear waters, tumbling through a rock-strewn channel – a scene that is encountered throughout Scotland. But in some of these watercourses, a truly special species can be found. Scottish...
15/04/2019
We could all do more to help with decreasing insect populations, but it can be tricky to know exactly what makes a difference and what doesn’t. Nicky Roeber, Online Horticultural...
25/03/2019
Roads. We’ve probably all been on one at some point in our lives. They are unavoidable. Whether it’s on the way to a pleasant day out, or on your daily...
06/03/2019
Craig Macadam, Buglife's Conservation Director responding to the recent report on insect declines in an article that first appeared on the CNN website Insect populations are in crisis. A recent...
12/02/2019
A blog from Buglife’s Director of Conservation Craig Macadam, first published by Environment Link The introduction of the EU Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive in 1991 and the Water Framework...
08/11/2018
This guest article has been written by Emma Homan who is an Educational Copywriter for Pentagon Play Have you ever thought about setting up a biodiversity project in your school?...
14/06/2018
I have. No, not the long-necked, hump-backed star of so many grainy black and white photographs. I’m talking about a small predatory flatworm that lives deep in the waters of...
27/03/2018
Anyone who has visited Coul Links will know how magical a place it is. Golden sands, rolling dunes, wildflowers and wetlands alive with wildlife. This site is one of the...
17/10/2017
In shutting the door on Europe, let us not open it wide to damaging non-native species. Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) are undoubtedly one of the greatest threats to biodiversity throughout...
03/10/2017
In shutting the door on Europe, let us not open it wide to damaging non-native species. Japanese knotweed, Floating pennywort, Chinese mitten crab, Zebra mussel, Asian hornet, Grey squirrel –...
20/07/2017
