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Buglife and Glasgow City Council have created and enhanced more than 13 hectares of wildflower meadow during the three-year project started in May 2011, and was grant funded by Landfill...

17/11/2014

In welcoming the National Pollinator Strategy Buglife are delighted that the Government has recognised, and is addressing, the serious threats to pollinating insects, but cautions that the strategy does not...

04/11/2014

Allotments are providing the best habitat for bees while parks and roadsides need improving, warns a leading bee expert following the results of the first-ever Great British Bee Count published...

28/10/2014

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced findings that neonicotinoid insecticides don’t work when applied as a seed treatment to soybean. Neonicotinoids are a group of chemicals which have been...

17/10/2014

The Environment Agency is currently asking the public to comment on crucial plans to determine how our waters will be managed for the next six years. You can get involved...

10/10/2014

Buglife believes that all invertebrates are important. However sometimes bugs can end up where they’re not supposed to, and sometimes this leads to problems. These alien (non-native) species may have...

08/10/2014

Let’s change our assumptions about developing land – that’s the message from national land management charity The Land Trust and Buglife, who want to remind politicians it’s not as simple...

01/10/2014