Saving the small things that run the planetBuglife believes that all invertebrates are important. However sometimes bugs can end up where they’re not supposed to, and sometimes this leads to problems. These alien (non-native) species may have...
08/10/2014
Let’s change our assumptions about developing land – that’s the message from national land management charity The Land Trust and Buglife, who want to remind politicians it’s not as simple...
01/10/2014
Buglife are creating new areas of wildflower meadow after receiving a grant from the Langage Landscape Fund. This community project will provide just over 2 hectares of new meadow, full...
01/10/2014
The long term future for one of the most important and high profile wildlife sites in the UK, in the heart of the Thames Gateway has now been secured. Oliver...
29/09/2014
Just days before slipping into his dancing shoes and sequined shirt, Steve Backshall did what he does best- spoke passionately about all things creepy and crawly, took children bug hunting...
24/09/2014
Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group (BSCG) has released a report by the James Hutton Institute, released under a freedom of information act request, that suggests there has been a 50%...
15/09/2014
Today, Buglife has received £50,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for an exciting project, Fife’s Buzzing, to take place across the Kingdom of Fife. This project will create colourful...
08/09/2014
A very rare iridescent leaf beetle has been re-introduced to Wicken Fen nature reserve in Cambridgeshire in a joint project between The National Trust, Buglife and the Tansy Beetle Action...
05/09/2014
Last night Medway Council voted to grant planning permission for 5,000 houses at Lodge Hill. Lodge Hill, a former military site near Chattenden, holds one of our highest legal protections...
05/09/2014
One of the worst ever incidents of mass poisoning of wild bees in the UK has come to light – approaching 500 bumblebee queens were found dead and dying on...
01/09/2014
