Saving the small things that run the planetThe breath-taking landscapes and habitats of Wales support a wide diversity and abundance of wildlife – from our miles and miles of coastline to the uplands of Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons, sea cliffs, sand dunes, heathlands, grasslands, woodlands, brownfield land and farmland together create a unique mosaic of habitats that support a diversity of invertebrates.
Find out more about the unique invertebrates you can find in Wales, current projects and surveys Buglife runs in the region and our involvement with the local organisations and government.
For more information on how you can help conserve invertebrates in Wales please contact Buglife Cymru.
Mae Ardaloedd Infertebratau Pwysig (AIP) yn fannau sy’n gartref i boblogaethau o infertebratau sydd o bwys cenedlaethol neu ryngwladol a’u cynefinoedd
Important Invertebrate Areas (IIAs) are places that are home to nationally or internationally significant invertebrate populations and their habitats.
Buglife and Wrexham University School of Art have launched an innovative collaboration, “Ecology Meets Art Practice”, bridging science and art Read more
Join Natur am Byth! workshop covering the life cycle, ecology, identification and recording of oil beetles in Wales, in particular…
