New figures reveal that less than 1% of the Government’s biosecurity budget goes on invasive species despite being a top driver of native nature loss Local Action Groups on the...
12/05/2025
New figures reveal that less than 1% of the Government’s biosecurity budget goes on invasive species despite being a top driver of native nature loss Local Action Groups on the...
12/05/2025
Buglife and Kent Wildlife Trust are proud to announce the launch of the Bugs Matter citizen science survey in the Republic of Ireland. The survey has been running in the UK...
30/04/2025
The troubling extent of insect declines across the UK has been highlighted once again by the results of the 2024 Bugs Matter citizen science survey published today. The latest data...
30/04/2025
The Scarce Yellow Sally (Isogenus nubecula) is a Critically Endangered stonefly whose only known UK home is in, and around, the River Dee as it flows through Wrexham Borough. Buglife...
23/04/2025
Mae’r pryfyn cerrig Isogenus nubecula yn bryfyn cerrig sydd mewn perygl difrifol a’i unig gartref hysbys yn y DU yw Afon Dyfrdwy a’i glannau wrth iddi lifo trwy Fwrdeistref Wrecsam....
23/04/2025
Spring has arrived and the search for Scotland’s elusive oil beetles is on! Conservation charity, Buglife Scotland, is calling for public help to find these fascinating creatures. Since launching in...
08/04/2025
Buglife and Wrexham University School of Art have launched an innovative collaboration, “Ecology Meets Art Practice”, bridging science and art to raise awareness about the critically endangered Scarce Yellow Sally stonefly (Isogenus...
03/04/2025
Mae Buglife ac Ysgol Gelf Prifysgol Wrecsam wedi lansio prosiect cydweithredol arloesol, “Ecoleg a Chelf Ar Waith”, sy’n pontio gwyddoniaeth a chelf i godi ymwybyddiaeth am y pryfyn cerrig Isogenus...
03/04/2025
Buglife welcomes a new UK National Action Plan on Pesticides which aims for a future of more sustainable pesticide use, and a reduction in risk to invertebrates, but there is...
21/03/2025
The distinctive Strandline Beetle (Eurynebria complanata), known for its beautiful black and sand-coloured patterns, is the focus of renewed conservation efforts during 2025 in South West England. The last recorded...
21/03/2025