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27 Nov

UK Supermarket Pesticide Rating

UK supermarkets are not doing enough to protect human health, wildlife or the environment from pesticides. Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) continue to be used within the global supply chains of…

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27.11.2024 | Campaigns
25 Nov

Protect Insects from Pesticides- sign the petition

Ask British Sugar to help more farmers go neonic-free.   Due to their environmental impact, neonicotinoids pesticides were banned for outdoor use in the UK in 2018. Yet the UK Government approved…

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25.11.2024 | Campaigns
11 Nov

Introducing Dragonfly Conservation Europe

The British Dragonfly Society has joined a new collaboration called the Dragonfly Conservation Europe, which was founded earlier this year. Its goal is to promote odonatology and the conservation of…

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11.11.2024 | Research
17 Oct

Volunteer needed! Monmouthshire Dragonfly Atlas Assistant

Image: Common Clubtail by Dave Smallshire The Monmouthshire 2030 dragonfly atlas project was set up in 2020 by Monmouthshire County Dragonfly Recorder Steve Preddy. The aim is to produce Monmouthshire’s…

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17.10.2024 | Volunteering
15 Oct

Volunteers needed- Wildfell Dragonfly Monitoring Project

Ground Control are looking for volunteers to assist in establishing a dragonfly monitoring project on their site Wildfell in Braintree, Essex. In 2021, the Evergreen Fund made a £2 million investment…

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15.10.2024 | Volunteering
25 Sep

Volunteers needed: RSPB Conwy Dragonfly Hotspot Project

RSPB Conwy was designated a Dragonfly Hotspot this year! This means the Conwy team are working in partnership with the BDS to manage their site for dragonflies and promote dragonfly…

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25.09.2024 | Volunteering
24 Sep

New habitat management resource for Azure Hawker

A new poster is available on the Azure Hawkers on the Corrour Estate including pond creation advice. You can view and download the poster by following the link below. Creating…

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24.09.2024 | Management
20 Sep

Creating Pools for Odonata: Azure Hawker on Corrour Estate

Area Co-ordinator for the Cairngorms Stephen Corcoran is leading a field trip to Corrour Estate in the Highlands as part of the IUCN Peatlands Conference. They will be looking at…

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20.09.2024 | Projects
14 Aug

New River Wye restoration project

The Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has announced a new Upper Wye Catchment Restoration Project funded by the Welsh Government. The project will focus on the catchment upstream of Hay-on-Wye and…

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14.08.2024 | Uncategorized
13 Aug

Odonata European Red List Published

This new European Red List provides an updated summary of the conservation status of the European species of Dragonflies and Damselflies. Of the 146 species assessed, 21% are currently threatened…

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13.08.2024 | Research
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