Buglife welcomes a new UK National Action Plan on Pesticides which aims for a future of more sustainable pesticide use, and a reduction in risk to invertebrates, but there is...
21/03/2025
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Hope remains for rediscovery of Endangered Strandline Beetle
The distinctive Strandline Beetle (Eurynebria complanata), known for its beautiful black and sand-coloured patterns, is the focus of renewed conservation efforts during 2025 in South West England. The last recorded...
21/03/2025
Conservation charities step into set the record straight after PM wrongly claims spiders stopped 15,000 development
Wildlife charities has refuted claims made by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer regarding the impact of conservation efforts on housing development in Ebbsfleet. In an editorial for The Telegraph, Sir...
14/03/2025
Pollinator-inspired artwork causes a buzz in London Underground stations across the capital city.
We’re delighted to share the winners of the ‘All Aboard the B-Line’ competition whose artwork is being featured in London Underground stations. The ‘All Aboard the B-Line’ art competition run,...
05/03/2025
The Grassland Gap
Buglife has joined Plantlife and 41 other organisations to call on the UK Government to prioritise grasslands and commit to developing a Grassland Action Plan for England. From mountain pastures...
04/03/2025
Partnership helps restore networks for nature – and you can see the signs
A partnership to create networks for nature has restored eight flower-rich meadow habitats around Telford and Wrekin, with signs explaining some of the species that can be found there. The...
11/02/2025
Conservation charities hail recommendation to save Middlewick Ranges
Wildlife charities have welcomed a report from Colchester City Council that would secure the future of the nationally important Middlewick Ranges wildlife site by saving it from the threat of...
06/02/2025
Buglife applauds Government decision to refuse the use of a banned pesticide in 2025
In a positive move for the environment, the Government has refused an application to apply the banned neonicotinoid, thiamethoxam, to British crops, protecting pollinators and freshwater invertebrates. This decision is...
23/01/2025
Norwich Western Link update – a win for wildlife!
Buglife is delighted to hear that Norfolk County Council has withdrawn its damaging planning application to build the Norwich Western Link. Buglife has been working with local nature conservation partners...
22/01/2025
Conservation organisations celebrate the end to the London Resort project
Buglife is delighted to confirm that the London Resort project, a proposed £2.5 billion theme park on the Swanscombe Peninsula, has officially been terminated. This decision follows a High Court...
21/01/2025
