Saving the small things that run the planetSheppy’s Cider, one of Somerset’s oldest cider makers, has partnered with Buglife to support the charity’s work in rehabilitating the UK’s bug population. From 12th February 2024, a portion of...
20/02/2024
For over 10 years, local volunteers organised by the Tansy Beetle Action Group (or TBAG for short) have been pacing the banks of the River Ouse, counting beetles one by...
14/02/2024
The Scottish Government has called-in controversial plans to build a golf course on one of Scotland’s important and last remaining undeveloped dune systems, meaning they will make the final decision...
09/02/2024
Nature-lovers are being urged to help shed light on a rare winter sun-loving insect. The Northern February Red Stonefly (Brachyptera putata) was first found in the River Clyde in 1838,...
08/02/2024
The Pesticide Collaboration calls for the UK Government to end the cycle of permitting the ‘emergency’ use of banned pesticide thiamethoxam. The government is once again ignoring the advice of...
18/01/2024
South Devon National Landscape has received a £2,246,965 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for an exciting project ‘Life on the Edge’ focussed along the South Devon coast. Made...
16/01/2024
Take part in Buglife’s Citizen Science survey to help the rare Blue Ground Beetle in Devon and Cornwall. The third Monday in January has been labelled as Blue Monday, and...
15/01/2024
With 2024 likely to see a General Election take place in the United Kingdom, Buglife have today published their Manifesto for Bugs, setting out what our smallest and most...
10/01/2024
Highland Council votes to grant permission for golf course development despite overwhelming opposition The fate of one of Scotland’s important and last remaining undeveloped dune systems now lies in the...
06/12/2023
Wales has become the first country in the world with a map of its most important areas for insects and other invertebrates – a vital source of information to help...
06/12/2023
