Samm Reynolds (University of Guelph) explores the ecosystem services and long-distance migration of hoverflies.
Tag Archives: science
Seagrass Conservation: Growing #GenerationRestoration in Europe
Joss Carr (Queen Mary University of London) discusses his MSc Research Project investigating the data quality of UK invertebrate records on iNaturalist.
The Bizarre Biology of Bdelloid Rotifers
Dr Chris Wilson (University of Oxford) shares insights into the fascinating world of bdelloid rotifers.
Networking Nutrients: Nutrients as a Driver of Invertebrate Interactions
Jordan Cuff (Newcastle University) presents research integrating nutrients into networks to investigate the drivers and structures of entomological interactions.
British Springtails: How Many Species Really Are There?
James McCulloch (National Springtail Recorder) discusses the constantly increasing species list for UK Collembola.
Insects That Live In The Sea: Why Are There Are So Few?
Prof Stuart Reynolds delves into the world of marine insects and why there are so few of them.
Insect Welfare: What Benefits Bugs?
Dr Meghan Barrett (Insect Welfare Research Society) explores insect sentience, pain and welfare considerations.
Improving Bee Hotel Design: The Big Bee Hotel Experiment
Prof Dave Gouslon presents how the Buzz Club are investigating the effectiveness of different bee hotels for UK bees.
Earthworm Watch: Insights Into Urban Earthworm Communities
Dr Victoria J. Burton (Natural History Museum) discusses how her PhD used citizen science to gain insights into UK urban earthworm communities.
Insect Dogfights: How Aerial Combat Shapes the Patterns of Insect Flight
Dr Sam Fabian (Imperial College London) explores the fascinating world of insect flight.