Bumble Bee Survey
The Bumble Bee Conservation Trust are looking for people to support them and need your help to map the distributions of our bumblebees.
In particular they need to know the current habitats of the rarer species which are bordering on extinction. You can take digital photographs of any unusual species that you see in your garden, or [...]
Bat Count
The Bat Conservation Trust are looking for volunteers to help them count bats.
They need to be able to have an idea of how many bats there are, and can only do this with the help of hundreds of volunteers all around the country to count them.
Most of the counting happens after dark and requires expert [...]
Water vole survey helpers
London Wildlife Trust’s Water Vole Project aims to establish the current distribution and status of water voles in the capital, recommend suitable habitat management and provide advice.
Dragonflies & Damselflies
You can help waterway ecologists. Let Waterscape know what species you’ve spotted on Britain’s rivers, lakes and canals by taking part in British Waterways’ 2008 National Wildlife Survey.
Buglife
The Scarlet malachite beetle Malachius aeneus, a beautiful red and green insect found on just eight sites in the UK, emerges from its winter hibernation at the beginning of May.
