Monmouthshire rarity accounts
Monmouthshire dragonfly recording update 7, March 2024
NWT Thompson Common
Thompson Common is famous for its pingos, a series of around 400 post-glacial depressions. These shallow, fluctuating pools harbour a variety of interesting flora and fauna. Indeed, the whole of…
European Congress on Odonatology 2026
…beautiful nature of northern Poland, including the scenic Kashubian region. Stay Tuned We are currently finalizing all organizational details. Information about registration, travel, accommodation, and meals will begin to…
Wild Weekend, Festival of Nature, Bristol (2 days)
…of Nature (7th-15th June) includes many free family-friendly nature activities, exhibitor stalls, wildlife film screenings, talks and performances, music and parades, in Bristol. https://www.bnhc.org.uk/festival-of-nature/ [Image: Northern Damselfly by D Muir]…
Volunteer day at Muir of Dinnet, Deeside, February 24, 10am-3pm.
Join us as part of the Northern Damselfly Project in Deeside to improve the habitat for these beautiful and rare damselflies. Meet at 10am at the Muir of Dinnet/ Burn…
Dragonflies of Durham
…Overall 20 species were seen, an impressive total for a northern county, with Rainton Meadows producing the most species sighted: a total of 16 over the 2020 season. A big…
Spring Meeting 2026
…in Kashubia ethnocultural region in the northern Poland. There will be the possibility to see such precious Odonata species as: Sympecma paedisca, Ischnura pumilio, Coenagrion hastulatum, Nehalennia speciosa, Aeshna juncea,…
Global study finds insects in decline on land but recovering in water
…of freshwater insects, such as midges and mosquitoes, on the plant over the past 30 years. Areas that produced positive trends included parts of western US, Russia and Northern Europe….
Norwich Western Link project application withdrawn
The Norwich Western Link project, proposed by Norfolk County Council, would connect the Northern Distributor Road (NDR) to the A47 with the aim of reducing traffic congestion. The BDS supported…