Saving the small things that run the planetMarvellous Mud Snails, a Heritage Fund – funded community engagement project by Buglife Scotland, concludes two successful years on 31st March. A rare freshwater species, the Pond mud snail (Omphiscola...
29/03/2019
Buglife is deeply concerned by the findings of a paper published today by the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology as part of the National Pollinator Monitoring Scheme. Fast on the...
26/03/2019
Buglife’s Urban Buzz project held a celebration event today as the end of project on 31 March approaches. This ambitious project aimed to create pollinator friendly space within the urban...
21/03/2019
Alex Sobel MP is hosting a House of Commons debate from 11.00 on Wednesday about insect declines sparked by the recent global review of insect declines Sanchez-Bayo and Wyckhuys 2019....
19/03/2019
Buglife is seeking legal advice on potential challenges to the appalling announcement that the Secretary of State has granted permission for the Tilbury 2 project which will see the Port...
26/02/2019
The coalition of environmental conservation organisations fighting to save Coul Links have welcomed the start of a public inquiry today into whether the controversial proposals should go ahead. The inquiry...
26/02/2019
Nature-lovers are being urged to help shed light on a rare winter sun-loving insect. The Northern February red stonefly has its global stronghold in the Scottish Highlands and has...
25/02/2019
Buglife is appalled at the announcement that the Secretary of State has granted permission for the Tilbury 2 project which will see the Port of Tilbury expand and destroy one...
20/02/2019
A new paper – ‘Worldwide decline of the entomofauna: A review of its drivers’ by Francisco Sánchez-Bayo and Kris A.G. Wyckhuys – paints a grim picture of the decline of...
07/02/2019
Insecticide pollution in a Tunbridge Wells waterway has been traced to a sewage treatment works following an investigation by Tonbridge and Malling Friends of the Earth. The local Friends...
25/01/2019
