Friendlier relationships with insects
No Insectinction – how to solve the insect declines crisis
Friendlier relationships with insects
“We will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand” Baba Dioum (1968)
We need to act now to stop insectinction. However, the scale and quality of that action is still limited by society’s lack of understanding and awareness. Unless we understand the needs of insects we cannot act effectively. If society’s attitudes are dominated by prejudice and ignorance, rather than enlightenment and knowledge, then we will fail to achieve a happy coexistence with nature.
We can stop, and reverse the global declines in our insects, but only if everyone pulls together to do their bit.
Small steps can have a huge impact if they all fall at the same time Five things you can do to reverse insect declines
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