Putting a biodiverse ‘living’ roof on top of a building transforms a flat elevated landscape devoid of life into a …
What are Pollinators?
Pollinators are animals: insects that transfer pollen from the male parts of flowers to female parts of other compatible …
Wild About Pollinators Event
This free event will give you an insight into the importance of pollinators and how you can help conserve …
Insect decline seen in UK ‘bug splat’ data
Bugs Matter survey finds that UK flying insects have declined by nearly 60% in less than 20 years. The 2021 Bugs …
Reversing the Decline of Insects
The Wildlife Trusts have published a new report ‘Reversing the Decline of Insects’. The report provides examples of how …
Pollinator Monitoring in the Channel Islands
The pollinator project partners are encouraging members of the public to help collect much-needed data in order to …
Bumblebees Force Plants to Flower Early by Damaging Their Leaves
When bumblebees emerge from hibernation in early spring they rely on the food provided by newly blooming flowers. …
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How to Build a 5-Star Bee n’ Bee for Solitary Bees
Wild bees not only fill our environment with life, colour and beauty, as pollinators of crops and wildflowers these …
Insect A&E
Our friends at Butterfly Conservation and the Bumblebee Conservation Trust have teamed up with Channel 5's Dr Amir Khan …
New Study Sheds Light on UK’s Overlooked Bee Species
The UK’s first citizen science project focusing on the nesting ecology of ground nesting solitary bees has revealed that …
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About the Pollinator Project
The Pollinator Project is a non-profit partnership of numerous organisations and interested parties across the Channel …
Flower to the People
Gardens cover an extensive area across the Channel Islands. Through the Pollinator Project we want to see these spaces …