Latest Blog Posts

…blog by Scarlett Weston, Buglife Assistant Conservation Officer Wandering along the Cornish coastline, insect net in hand, I hardly notice the glittering sea stretching out to the horizon. I am...

21/12/2022

…guest blog from Keiron Brown, recording Officer at the Earthworm Society of Britain In the British Isles we have 31 species of native or naturalised earthworms. Perhaps the most iconic...

05/12/2022

…blog by Jo Loman, Buglife Canvey Wick Community Warden It’s a very exciting time for the team at Canvey Wick as the much anticipated habitat restoration works have finally started...

10/11/2022

Exciting news! Public voting is now OPEN for the wonderful Riverwoods ‘Investment Readiness’ Pioneers proposals! Projects from across the country have signed up with Riverwoods ‘Investment Readiness’ Pioneers and now...

07/11/2022

…blog by David Smith, Buglife Social Change and Advocacy Officer    Government misses legal deadline to introduce new legally binding targets for air quality, water health, nature, and waste management...

03/11/2022

…blog by Louis Harrington-Edmans, Buglife Space4Nature Conservation Officer Space4Nature: harnessing people and satellites to save Surrey’s bugs. Surrey is perhaps the UK’s most biodiverse land-locked county – not least due...

24/10/2022

…blog by Jo Loman, Buglife Canvey Wick Community Warden It seems there is a national or global day for almost anything now from health and wellbeing, food and drink to...

03/10/2022

Buglife are extremely alarmed by the risks to the environment from several recent UK Government announcements. We join other environmental organisations in expressing our anger that the Government is reneging...

27/09/2022

…blog by Kate Jones, Buglife Conservation Officer.  Originally written for The Field Studies Council in September 2022 This summer has been a return to normality for so many, being able...

26/09/2022