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… a guest blog by Chloe Hardman, (Natural England), Aaron Bhambra and Bailey Carswell-Morris (University of Birmingham). The problem: a lack of warm, dry, bare soil If you see a...

24/05/2025

… a blog by Buglife Development Officer, Beth Barber. Did you know that there are 23 million gardens in the UK? In England alone, gardens make up the 3rd largest...

23/05/2025

… originally written for the South East England Youth Nature Network blog by RSPB Project Officer, Katie Hargreaves. Did you know that one out of every three mouthfuls of the...

22/05/2025

…a blog by Kernow Wyls ~ People for Pollinators Conservation Assistant, Dr Will Hawkes. Right then, here we are. Cornwall in Midsummer. Is there any better place to be? We’re...

22/05/2025

… a blog by Buglife Programmes Manager, Jamie Robins. The last few months has seen a flurry of policy and legislation announcements and consultations from the Government which could have...

02/04/2025

Whilst out surveying for the Short-necked Oil Beetle (Meloe brevicollis) on the Castlemartin Range in Pembrokeshire last June, a team from the ‘Natur Am Byth!’ project led by Buglife Cymru...

18/03/2025

Tra allan yn cynnal arolygon ar y Chwilen Olew Wddf-fyr (Meloe brevicollis) ar Faes Tanio Castellmartin yn Sir Benfro fis Mehefin y llynedd, cofnododd tîm o brosiect Natur Am Byth...

18/03/2025

… originally written for the South East England Youth Nature Network Blog (February 2025). This month it’s been all about the bugs! On 20 February, we paid a visit to...

10/03/2025

Last autumn, the Life on the Edge (LotE) team and our partners at the National Trust have begun creating a network of species-rich grassland seed donor sites around South Devon....

28/02/2025

… a blog by Buglife Conservation Director, Craig Macadam. It’s always great to get out for a walk, and there’s nowhere better for some mindfulness than at the side of...

13/02/2025