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Indirect effects of pesticides on farmland birds
11-12-2009
Indirect effects of pesticides, operating through the food chain, have been proposed as a possible causal factor in the decline…
Indirect effects of pesticides on breeding yellowhammer
09-12-2009
Intensification of agriculture is believed to have caused declines in farmland bird populations. One of the key elements of recent…
Suppression of soil-active arthropods by repeated yearly imidacloprid applications
08-12-2009
A study was conducted over 3 years on an experimental home lawn to detect, measure and contrast the effects of…
The drive to squeeze ever more food from the land has sent Europe’s farmland wildlife into a precipitous decline
04-12-2009
We estimate that, in the past 20 years, ten million breeding individuals of ten species of farmland birds have disappeared…
The Plight of Farmland Birds
03-12-2009
Britain's farmland birds have suffered alarming declines over the last twenty-five years. It would appear that their decrease in numbers…
Farmland bird decline and pesticides
02-12-2009
Sixty percent of Europe's bird species live on farmland. Insecticides are killing invertebrates (insects, beetles, spiders) - an important source…
Fear for dragonflies prompts survey of British population
30-11-2009
A NATIONWIDE survey of dragonflies is being launched amid concerns that a third of British species are under threat. The…
Environmental Fate of Imidacloprid
25-11-2009
There are concerns regarding the long-term environmental fate and environmental persistence of the widely used insecticide imidacloprid. The 2005 sales…
Arthropods are relentlessly vanishing before our eyes
25-11-2009
Western culture views insects and arachnids as pests and vermin that need to be controlled. They usually are not considered…
Pesticides are implicated in the decline of insects
25-11-2009
With almost one million described species, insects eclipse all other forms of animal life on Earth, not only in sheer…
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