Items Tagged 'Butterfly Conservation'

• Kent’s Heath Fritillary butterfly hit new highs in 2019
• Tackling anxiety and isolation at home with Butterfly Conservation
• Scottish Small Blue Week: big boost for small blue
• Butterflies emerge early thanks to the sunniest May on record
• Volunteers strive to save rare butterfly in the Scottish Borders
• HS2 on Calvert Jubilee nature reserve: Statement from Butterfly Conservation
• Big Butterfly Count 2020 sees lowest numbers of butterflies recorded in 11 years
• Supporting Citizen Scientists
• Almost 2 million acres of GB grassland lost as woodland and urban areas expand
• Threatened moth brought back from the brink of extinction
• State of Moths: New Report shows Britains moths decline by one third
• Time for Climate Action in Northern Ireland
• 2020 hailed as a 'good' year for butterflies
• Helping our butterflies helps our own mental health says Dr Amir Khan
• Butterfly Conservation and Severn Trent announce new three-year conservation project
• Dismay as DEFRA fails to set target to halt decline of nature
• Exciting species discoveries made as locked-down UK public takes up mothing
• Call to landowners to help save threatened West Wales butterfly
• Big Butterfly Count 2021 sees lowest ever number of butterflies recorded
• Woodland and hedgerow creation will be crucial to support pollinators in Wales
• New Red List of British butterflies
• Location of re-introduced Chequered Skipper butterfly revealed
• We need nature for everyone
• Database brings together all known ecological facts about UK butterflies and moths for the first time
• Threatened butterfly species cope well in below-average butterfly year
• TV Gardener Alan Titchmarsh calls on people to create a Pit Stop for Pollinators this spring
• Half of British butterfly species on new Red List
• £4.2m lifeline for Scotland's most vulnerable species
• Butterfly scientists call on public for help
• Has the ‘COVID effect’ worn off for nature lovers?
• Good News for Rare Butterfly on Dartmoor
• Patterns of winners and losers among Britain’s moths
• Results of this year's Big Butterfly Count revealed
• The State of the UK's Butterflies 2022 Report
• Moths threatened by climate change could be saved by better water management
• Hot dry summer impacts UK butterfly populations
• The State of the UK’s Butterflies
• Europe's grassland butterflies in steep decline
• Trends in butterfly populations in UK gardens - new evidence from citizen science monitoring
• Big Butterfly Count is back!
• Red Admirals take surprising early lead in 2023 Big Butterfly Count
• Surge in caterpillar webs sparks hope for rare butterfly in Dorset
• Locally extinct butterfly makes remarkable return to Stirlingshire
• Butterfly numbers increased this summer
• Rare moth back from the brink in Kent
• Moth once presumed extinct in the UK found in the Chilterns
• 46 million Butterfly Conservation records on NBN Atlas
• Ministers urged to step in and save Coul Links
• Initiative to bring Purple Emperor to Derbyshire launches
• Landmark discovery in Kent gives hope for rare moth population
• Two thousand children to create wild spaces for butterflies and moths at school
• Develop your survey skills through the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme
• Boost garden butterfly numbers by up to 93% with one simple step, new study reveals
• Hungry, hairy Hungarian hogs help save UK's most endangered butterfly
• Butterflies on the Move: Scientists Call on Public to Help Track Spread of Species
• Where are all the Butterflies?
• The commoners, cattle and robo mower helping save one of Wales's rarest species
• Butterfly Conservation, B&Q and Co-op sign letter urging Government to end peat sales
• UK Butterfly Emergency Declared
• Two species of butterfly make surprise new appearances in Scotland
• Butterfly Conservation begins £727k project to show farming can be wildlife-friendly and profitable
• Nature charities fight Scottish golf course plan - again
• Climate change drives butterflies north
• Butterfly partnership sets out to save rare species in Wales
• Extinct butterfly brought back to England from Belgium
• More than 1,000 people help create Wild Spaces in Scotland
• Butterfly Conservation awarded £250,000 to help beautiful bog butterfly in Wales
• Record numbers of environmental charities commit to racial diversity in bid to boost representation
• Four-year project records 20,000 butterflies thriving in London
• Science News: Long grass and flowering ivy in gardens benefit butterflies
• Scotland-wide search for one of country's rarest species
• Half of UK butterfly species in long-term decline, monitoring reveals
• New lease agreed with Church of England at flagship butterfly reserve
• Glow-in-the-dark caterpillars set to shine a light on butterfly secrets
• #NoMowMay: 3,000 pledge to grow not mow this summer
• New butterfly habitats created across the Midlands in four-year project
• Small Blue butterfly numbers explode in Scotland with 523 at a single site
• More than 2,000 school children create Wild Spaces for butterflies and moths
• Trees and hedges on farmland significantly boost butterfly numbers, study finds
• Big Butterfly Count 2025 is underway
• Have you seen a tiger in your garden yet?
• Mediterranean butterfly spotted in the UK for the first time - twice!
• Excitement after endangered butterfly is found at four new sites in Wales
• Volunteers wanted to help search north of England for rare butterfly
• Butterflies fail to shine despite hottest UK summer on record
• New marsh fritillary population discovered in Cwm Gwaun
• Number of European butterflies at risk of extinction increases
• Council pledges to become Butterfly-Friendly City
• Project to restore ancient woodland gives a big boost to moths