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ALT A cream jumper featuring a Holly Blue butterfly on a Christmas wreath design, a black beanie and a notebook laid out in the snow
ALT An infographic from The Wildlife Trusts on how to help hedgehogs on Bonfire Night. It includes tips like building bonfires just before lighting, using a raised fire pit, and attending public fireworks displays for safety.
ALT A spooky spotter sheet from Butterfly Conservation, featuring skeleton leaves, zombie caterpillars, a moth's lair, cobwebs, rotting fruit and lichen.
ALT A spooky spotter sheet from Butterfly Conservation, featuring skeleton leaves, zombie caterpillars, a moth's lair, cobwebs, rotting fruit and lichen.
ALT A line graph illustrating the average number of butterflies per count in Butterfly Conservation's Big Butterfly Count from 2016 - 2025. The graph shows years on the y-axis and the average number of butterflies on a scale of 0-20 on the x-axis. A dotted vertical line places the 10-year average at around 11 butterflies per count.
ALT A close-up of a bumblebee feeding on a sunflower. Text reads: Insect crisis declared. The UK’s leading insect conservation charities launch the Declaration on the UK Insect Declines Crisis.
ALT A backlit Green-veined White perched on devil's-bit scabious
ALT A person is holding an open book featuring a colourful moth on one page and some text about moths against a purple background on the other. A flask cup rests near the book, set against a backdrop of a grassy field and buttercups under a cloudy sky.
ALT Black text on a white background: Due to rising costs and more competition for funding, we are having to scale back our work. We’ve had to make painful decisions, including staff redundancies. With staff and resources stretched to their limit, we are now considering which vital projects may no longer be possible. This comes when bumblebees are struggling to recover following their worst year on record. I’ve never been more worried, or more determined to fight for a future for bumblebees. We need to raise £50,000 right away to make sure we can continue our vital work. If you’ve ever thought about giving a donation, we’re asking you to please, make it today. Thank you, We’re facing the hardest chapter in our history. Gill Perkins, CEO Bumblebee Conservation Trust
