BUTTERFLY numbers are dive-bombing, and nature lovers this summer are being urged to help them survive and thrive. Four in five of our native species have declined since the Seventies, and half are… ...

Dr Fox said: 'Butterflies are a key indicator species; when they are in trouble we know that the wider environment is in trouble too. 'Nature is sounding the alarm call.

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Since the 1970s, 80% of butterfly species have declined. ... To find out more, and to download a free butterfly identification chart, ask an adult to search for Big Butterfly Count online.

The Xerces blue butterfly vanished from San Francisco in the 1940s. Scientists just released dozens of butterflies from a related species to take its place.

Climate change is having a dramatic effect on the lives of British butterflies - they are emerging earlier, changing in size and living in new habitats. Museum researchers Steve Brooks and Dr Angela ...

How can I take part in the Great British Butterfly Count 2022? Those who want to participate in the Butterfly Count first should download the butterfly identification chart in order to be able to ...

Natural History of British Butterflies: a Complete, Original, Descriptive Account of the Life-History of every Species occurring in the British Islands, together with their Habits, Time of ...

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BUTTERFLY numbers are dive-bombing, and nature lovers this summer are being urged to help them survive and thrive. Four in five of our native species have declined since the Seventies, and half are… ...

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Half of British butterfly species are on the latest Red List (photo: Iain H Leach) As the list was published Dr Richard Fox, head of science for Butterfly Conservation, ...