Saving the small things that run the planetToday Steve Backshall has helped Buglife to launch a new plan to help the UK’s pollinators at the virtual conference ‘B-Lines: insect superhighways’. B-Lines is a ground-breaking, landscape-scale solution to...
23/03/2021
Having already received “suitable advice” from the Police in relation to the potential release of non-native species in North Wales (an offence under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981) a...
15/03/2021
Buglife, the RSPB and Kent Wildlife Trust welcome the news that the Government’s environmental advisor Natural England has recognised the outstanding wildlife value of the Swanscombe Peninsula and declared that...
11/03/2021
Invertebrate animals are in the frontline of our battle against Covid-19. Two insects and a living fossil are proving crucial to the production of effective vaccines, while medicines developed from...
11/03/2021
Buglife is delighted by the recent rediscovery of a species of caddisfly previously believed to be extinct across the UK. Once found in the fens of East Anglia, Limnephilus pati...
05/03/2021
Buglife along with more than 50 nature organisations, and well-known names including Steve Backshall, Chris Packham, and Stanley Johnson are supporting a new ‘State of Nature’ campaign launching today. They...
01/03/2021
Conservationists united in call to protect wildlife haven from theme park development
08/02/2021
Reacting to the announcement that the Government have accepted the application for the London Resort as a National Infrastructure Project Buglife’s planning lead Jamie Robins stated. “The fight goes on....
29/01/2021
As February approaches, Buglife is reaching out to members of the public for help in locating a rare and endemic insect as the adults begin to emerge. The Northern February...
26/01/2021
Despite having been proven to be massively harmful to wildlife, Defra has capitulated to an NFU request to use neonicotinoid insecticides on Sugar beet seeds in 2021. Neonicotinoids are known...
08/01/2021
