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After a successful first year and widely acclaimed photographic exhibition celebrating British wildlife, the BWPA has announced the launch of its second competition, now open for entries

Buglife is delighted that finally the Government and manufacturers of Cypermethrin sheep dip have today announced the withdrawal of all relevant product permissions.

Buglife is seeking a temporary part-time Administrator to provide cover. Could you take on administration and reception duties to help Buglife in our conservation work?

Do a fun run, hold a cake-bake, do a sponsored skip, run a half-marathon! This is the International Year of Biodiversity and as we celebrate wildlife across the UK, do something fun, sporty, creative or just plain silly to help conserve bugs

We have several new volunteer vacancies at our Head Office in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Would you like to join our existing Peterborough team of 8 staff and 4 volunteers?

2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity and Buglife is gearing up to spread the word about the importance of bugs within biodiversity and draw attention to the loss of invertebrate species

The successful breeding the Scarlet malachite beetle in captivity will enable Buglife to take forward the conservation work necessary to save this species

Buglife has launched a new national campaign to get hundreds of people creating cosy homes for bugs this winter! A bug-friendly garden is a wildlife-friendly garden - if you want a garden filled with life, you need to look after your bugs!

The Spider Hunt results are ready to be announced today! You will be amazed at what we found - 15ft webs, shining spiders, and spooky Halloween happenings across the UK!

The possible role of neonicotinoid pesticides in bee decline is a key topic investigated in the new film the ‘Vanishing of the Bees’ which will be screened in York at the City Screen on Tuesday 13th October at 8.30pm.

A beautiful photograph of a damselfly silhouette has won the first ever British Wildlife Photography Awards