Saving the small things that run the planet
…a blog written by Buglife Saving Sites Officer, Gemma Waters Loch Ness is impressive on many levels, and certainly on scale, as it is the second largest and the second deepest loch in Scotland. However, it takes the number one spot for holding the...
10/04/2026
…a guest blog by artist Alicia Hayden, originally published during Be Kind to Spiders Week 2026 I’ll be the first to admit that I am not the biggest fan of...
06/04/2026
…a blog written by Buglife Scotland Species on the Edge Conservation Officer, Sally Morris originally published during Citizen Science Month 2026 Spring has sprung and it is time for some...
03/04/2026
…a blog written by Advocacy Officer, Shreoshi Das, originally published for Citizen Science Month 2026 This spring, Nature Connectedness at Night is back; a pioneering citizen science project that explores...
31/03/2026
…the first in a series of blogs written by Buglife Development Officer, Beth Barber, celebrating the seasonality of our gardens. Day-time temperatures are rising and now that spring is officially...
27/03/2026
…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
…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
…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
…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
…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