Jon Rault - The Channel Island Pollinator Project

Recommended Wildlife Gardening Books

03/01/2020 // by Jon Rault

Baines, C. (2016). RHS Companion to Wildlife Gardening. UK: Francis Lincoln Bradbury, K. (2017). The Wildlife …

03/01/2020 // by Jon Rault

Ball, S., Morris, R. (2015). Britain's Hoverflies: A Field Guide. 2nd ed. New Jersey, USA: Princeton University …

31/12/2019 // by Jon Rault

Insect pollinators not only fill our environment with life, colour and beauty, these fascinating little creatures are …

31/12/2019 // by Jon Rault

Pollinators are animals that transfer pollen from the male parts of flowers to female parts of other compatible flowers, …

31/12/2019 // by Jon Rault

The first national survey of pollinating insects across Great Britain was published in 2019. The study revealed that a …

15/11/2019 // by Jon Rault

Insect declines and why they matter is a new report authored by invertebrate expert and friend of the Channel Island …

07/08/2019 // by Jon Rault

In Jersey the The ‘Visite du Branchage’ inspections take place twice a year in each parish during the three weeks …

25/06/2019 // by Jon Rault

Sheena Brockie has just published a fantastic post on her blog 'The Good Jersey Life' detailing her efforts to encourage …

30/05/2019 // by Jon Rault

Scientists in Argentina have discovered a wild bee’s nest made entirely out of plastic. The research, published in the …

26/03/2019 // by Jon Rault

The first national survey of pollinating insects across Great Britain has revealed that a third of wild bee and hoverfly …

21/02/2019 // by Jon Rault

With no sightings for the past 38 years, it was feared that Wallace’s Giant Bee Megachile pluto may have become extinct. …

10/02/2019 // by Jon Rault

Dramatic rates of decline could lead to over 40 per cent of insect species becoming extinct in the next few decades, …