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Northern Powergrid, the company responsible for keeping the lights on for 8 million customers across the North East, Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, is set to help wildlife charity Buglife create...

16/05/2017

A new project is being launched in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park to save six of Scotland’s rarest invertebrates. The shining guest ant, dark bordered beauty moth, small...

09/05/2017

Buglife member, Rob Mills, has photographed a spectacular Black Bee-fly, never before seen in Britain sitting on a bee hotel in his garden near Cambridge. The scientific name Anthrax anthrax...

10/04/2017

Buglife is launching a new volunteer pilot scheme Bug Champions. This project is a pilot created to engage the people of Cambridgeshire with the invertebrates around them. This ambitious new...

10/04/2017

Members of the public are being asked to help with the first ever Wales-wide survey to map the location of our threatened and beautiful oil beetles.  The survey is being...

06/04/2017

·        Reducing grass-cutting saves money for cash-strapped councils ·        Nearly two thirds (63%) of public say councils should be doing more to help protect our bees ·        Buglife and Friends...

04/04/2017

A further 200 species, including long-eared bat, pine marten, willow tit and lesser butterfly orchid will be brought Back from the Brink In one of the most ambitious conservation projects...

29/03/2017

Spokesman describes site as “an irreplaceable natural jewel” and “home to many rare species” Butterfly Conservation Scotland has joined a partnership of conservation organisations committed to fighting a proposal to...

27/03/2017

Buglife are launching a new campaign to highlight the role the importation of pot plants plays in establishing invasive species in the UK.  To look into this threat, Buglife have...

27/03/2017