A further 200 species, including long-eared bat, pine marten, willow tit and lesser butterfly orchid will be brought Back from the Brink In one of the most ambitious conservation projects...
29/03/2017
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Butterfly Conservation Scotland joins campaign to protect Coul Links from development
Spokesman describes site as “an irreplaceable natural jewel” and “home to many rare species” Butterfly Conservation Scotland has joined a partnership of conservation organisations committed to fighting a proposal to...
27/03/2017
More wonderful wildflowers for Plymouth
This spring will see more stunning wildflower road verges being created through the centre of Plymouth as environmental charity Buglife and Plymouth City Council once again work together on the...
27/03/2017
PotWatch – can you trump Obama?
Buglife are launching a new campaign to highlight the role the importation of pot plants plays in establishing invasive species in the UK. To look into this threat, Buglife have...
27/03/2017
Bridgeness Biodiversity and Grangepans Meadow
Buglife is calling on everyone to lend a hand to improve their local environment, and get involved in their forthcoming Volunteering Matters Action Earth project. The project Bridgeness Biodiversity...
27/03/2017
Half a million pounds for nature in Cardiff
RSPB Cymru’s Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff project, in partnership with the City of Cardiff Council and Buglife Cymru, is set to benefit from a fantastic £500,000 from the...
20/02/2017
Hanner miliwn o bunnoedd i fyd natur yng Nghaerdydd
Mae prosiect RSPB Cymru, Rhoi Cartref i Fyd Natur yng Nghaerdydd, mewn partneriaeth â Chyngor Dinas Caerdydd a Buglife Cymru, ar fin elwa o £500,000 gan y Gronfa Loteri Fawr...
20/02/2017
B-Lines Boost for Buglife
Germaine Greer receives cheque in Peterborough Buglife has recieved £98,000 thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery. The funding boost from Postcode Local Trust will enable Buglife to...
20/02/2017
Bee killers in European court
Buglife are involved in a two court cases in Europe over the next two days. In both cases Buglife are part of a European wide consortium of NGOs giving evidence...
15/02/2017
Appeal to lift ban flies in the face of logic
Buglife is dismayed that the National Farmers Union (NFU) is ignoring the compelling evidence that neonics have damaged wild bee populations and has again asked Defra to temporarily lift the...
14/02/2017
