Buglife
Buglife is the only organisation in Europe devoted to the conservation of all invertebrates, working to save Britain’s rarest little animals, everything from bees to beetles, worms to woodlice and jumping spiders to jellyfish.
Recent articles by Buglife
Bee vs wasp: what's the difference between these two stinging insects?
Bees and wasps aren’t really all that different says the charity Buglife, and we should treasure and protect both
Britain’s largest insects: which insect can be crowned the UK's largest?
The charity Buglife takes a look at the contenders for the UK's biggest insects
Biggest insects in the world, from a 60cm-long stick insect to a hefty 100g beetle larva
Given the sheer variety of insects in the world it is difficult to name the largest, says the charity Buglife, but here are our contenders for the world's biggest insects
Grasshoppers vs crickets: what's the difference between these two jumping insects?
Grasshoppers and crickets can look very similar despite belonging to different branches of the family tree. Professor Karim Vahed explains how to tell them apart.
Beadlet anemone guide: where they live, if they can sting, and how they defend their territory
Discover seven fascinating facts about the beadlet anemone in our expert guide by Buglife.
Two-spot ladybird guide: how to identify, where they hibernate, and why they're in decline
Discover six fascinating facts about the two-spot ladybird in our expert guide by Buglife.