Items Tagged 'Invertebrates'

Features

• Bugs Matter - the National citizen science survey of flying insect abundance
• The Life of a Freelance Entomologist

News

• Brilliant iridescence can conceal as well as attract
• Bugs Matter Survey reveals 50% fewer insects than 15 years ago
• How did the UK’s bumblebees do in 2019?
• Record numbers and new site discovered for rare beetle
• Butterflies on the increase
• Surrey Wildlife Trust Rediscovers Great Fox-Spiders
• Soaring invertebrate life at Three Hagges Woodmeadow bucks global trends
• Litter provides habitat for diverse animal communities in rivers, study finds
• Record-breaking breeding success for critically endangered native insect
• Medical drugs harmful to invertebrates present in British waterways
• Landmark report reveals the impact of gamebird releasing
• First Green Tiger Beetles Bred in Captivity Emerge as Adults
• First adult critically endangered pine hoverfly in nearly a decade spotted in the wild thanks to conservation efforts
• Research shows potentially dangerous levels of medical drugs for wildlife in British rivers
• Conservation efforts establish new populations of critically endangered insect in Britain
• New populations of rare beetle discovered on Dartmoor
• New populations of rare bees discovered in Cornwall
• Survival of one of UK’s rarest bumblebees given hope through successful conservation programme
• Lost bumblebee rediscovered on South Devon coast
• Plight to save critically endangered pearl mussels
• The State of the UK's Butterflies 2022 Report
• Mysterious underwater acoustic world of British ponds revealed in new study
• Europe's grassland butterflies in steep decline
• Invertebrates continue to decline in intensively farmed landscapes
• Big Butterfly Count is back!
• RZSS welcome bloodsucking invertebrates in time for Halloween
• Putting Welsh Bugs on the Map - a world first!
• Initiative to bring Purple Emperor to Derbyshire launches
• EGG-citing releases for rare moth in the Scottish Highlands
• Snail varnish
• Wild Peak landowners get new ‘neigh-bours’ to help restore nature
• Ambitious plans for future of freshwater pearl mussels in the Cairngorms National Park
• One quarter of freshwater animals at risk of extinction - IUCN Red List
• Buglife applauds Government decision to refuse the use of a banned pesticide in 2025
• Marking International Women’s Day 2025
• From the edge of extinction: A Wales wide conservation effort to save our native crayfish
• Canvey Wick: the Essex oasis home to more than 3,200 species
• Excitement after endangered butterfly is found at four new sites in Wales
• Butterfly numbers at historic forest hit 17 year high
• Groundbreaking sea slug discovery a UK first
• Thousands of rare snails released in Pentland Hills as part of conservation efforts
• “That’s more pine hoverflies than there are people”: Conservationists celebrate 30,000th release of rare invertebrate into Cairngorms National Park
• Buglife backed by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to give a brighter future for Dartmoor’s threatened invertebrates
• Hutton invertebrate survey at Findhorn Hinterland identifies 140 species, including dung beetle only found in the UK

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