Saving the small things that run the planetOur environment is precious, fragile and in peril. Only by taking more responsibility for our negative impacts on wildlife and investing time, money and resolution into creating and maintaining space...
07/03/2016
It’s been a busy week for those of us working on the problem of pollinator declines and neonicotinoid pesticides. A week that has highlighted both the level of public concern...
11/12/2015
Buglife welcomes the new Wildlife Bill, it represents an important step forward in the presentation of a modern and consistent legal framework to protect our precious wildlife. Broadly the Law...
11/11/2015
The harm to bees, birds and aquatic life from neonicotinoids has still not been resolved, and despite the mounting evidence the industry maintains these agrotoxins are both innocent and effective. ...
16/10/2015
Disclosures Deepen Controversy about Government’s Decision to Evade Bee-killing Pesticide Ban In July wildlife NGOs were dismayed, confused and indeed angered by the Government’s decision to allow the use...
25/09/2015
When conservationists talk about saving animals, we do tend to suffer from “vertebratism”, a preference for the cute and cuddly pandas, or the sleek tigers of the world. But conservation...
24/09/2015
After being awarded a grant by the Peoples Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) I have spent my summer walking around Holyrood Park in Edinburgh surveying for the Bordered brown lacewing...
20/08/2015
Conserving life on earth is essential if we want a happy and wealthy future for the planet, but somehow it does not seem to rise to the top of the...
14/08/2015
People understand that earthworms are important, we respect and appreciate them; it is hard to hate an earthworm. It is also the case that we largely live in different worlds,...
17/07/2015
Generally, charity call companies can indeed make a very persuasive argument to earn a charity’s trust but it requires constant vigilance to quality assure their output. Raising funds for a...
10/07/2015
