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Wild bees are an insect pollinator group at particular risk from insecticide use
18-07-2011
Pesticides are an important potential cause of biodiversity and pollinator decline. Little is known about the impacts of pesticides on…
White-Nose Syndrome in bats: Biologists characterize species loss as unprecedented
17-07-2011
In Jefferson County, the bat population has declined more than 50 percent during the past couple of years. White-nose syndrome,…
Official Maryland Butterfly Flittering Away
17-07-2011
Naturalists like Sue Muller, a Natural Resources Technician for the Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks, have been working…
The monarch butterfly populations are in decline
17-07-2011
The monarch butterfly Danaus plexippus is one of the most beloved of insects — “the Bambi of the insect world,”…
Sir David Attenborough: ‘Summer would not be summer without butterflies’
17-07-2011
As president of the Dorset-based Butterfly Conservation charity, Sir David is a keen lepidopterist. “Butterflies are one of the stars…
Dutch study confirms that insect numbers have plummeted over the last 30 years
16-07-2011
Biologists at Wageningen University in the Netherlands enlisted the help of 250 drivers for a "splash teller" study. Each motorist…
A developmental neurotoxicity study with imidacloprid in rats revealed changes in dimensions of brain structures
15-07-2011
Developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) studies are designed to investigate whether pre- or post-natal exposure to a toxicant affects neural development. Imidacloprid…
Jeffrey Gibbs: To Australian Beekeepers from an Australian Beekeeper
12-07-2011
Almost all Australian Commercial Beekeepers can recall cleaning moths from truck windscreens when shifting bees and chasing honey flows. On…
A silent summer
09-07-2011
Bert van Ingen is an avid bird-watcher with a special interest in songbirds and other conspicuous birds. He fears several…
Cuckoos in Britain declined by 65 per cent between 1984 and 2009
06-07-2011
The cuckoo Cuculus canorus is tumbling in numbers in the UK. The latest, unpublished BTO research shows that cuckoos in…
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