Saving the small things that run the planet
No Insectinction – how to solve the insect declines crisis
Safe spaces for insects
Having enough space is not enough to reverse the decline in insects if those spaces are poisoned by chemicals, or other pollution, emitted by humans, or are being invaded by environmentally harmful species that we have irresponsibly or carelessly introduced into their habitats.
Freeing our land and waters from pollutants and invasive species that are driving widespread declines in biodiversity is the second priority of ’No Insectinction’.
Safe from the effects of climate change
Safe from light pollution and other radiation
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
Sphecodes gibbus (c) Steven FalkSupport the No Insectinction campaign
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