Local charity Buglife invites you to join them for their open day on Saturday 31 May at their offices in Ferry Meadows Country Park. A fun family day out is...
09/05/2014
Saving the small things that run the planet
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Coast to Coast Bee Roads Project Creates New Educational Resources for Primary Schools
As part of the Coast to Coast Bee Roads Project, we have a new suite of resources available to download. These resources will help schools to develop their grounds for...
08/05/2014
New Scottish seashell survey launched
Searching for seashells on the seashore Buglife – The Invertebrate Conservation Trust are hoping to encourage people to make a day-trip to the beach to take part in the Scottish...
02/05/2014
J.Crew Partners with Buglife to Save the Bees
J.Crew will open a new store on Sloane Square in September 2014. In the lead-up to this newest UK store opening, J.Crew will partner with Buglife, a charity devoted to...
01/05/2014
Westminster Buzzing
Buglife today hosted a reception in the House of Commons about the future of our pollinators. The reception, sponsored by Waitrose and the All Party Parliamentary Group on Biodiversity, was...
30/04/2014
Unlocking the mystery of brownfield habitat: First ever national inventory launched
The first ever national inventory of wildlife rich brownfield habitat has been launched on a new interactive website in partnership with Natural England, Buglife, the Invertebrate Conservation Trust and Defra....
17/04/2014
Meadows project to create buzz in York
Since the 1940’s large-scale changes in land use has resulted in a 97% loss of wildflower-rich meadows in the UK. But, a new project, York’s Buzzing, to be launched this...
16/04/2014
Serious set back for An Camas Mor
Springfield Properties, the developer behind An Camas Mor, has pulled out of their partnership with landowner, the Rothiemurchus Estate. Whilst the Rothiemurchus Estate is to seek a new developer to...
15/04/2014
New report reveals dramatic declines in South West’s struggling bees
A new report on bees in South West England by nature conservation charity Buglife reveals that up to 75% of some of our most threatened bee species have been lost...
03/04/2014
Common pesticides more toxic than originally thought
A new study has found that a number of commonly used pesticides are far more dangerous to humans than we have been led to believe. The study undertaken by a...
02/04/2014
