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Some UK butterfly species drop to lowest recorded numbers amid ‘human impact’

Conservationists have recorded their lowest ever count of some butterfly varieties in Britain amid concerns about human impacts on the environment. Last year saw a mixed picture for 58 butterflies, with some species soaring in numbers while others ...

03 Apr 2024 at 11:00

10 new butterfly species in Scotland thanks to climate change – study

Butterflies have flocked to Scotland due to climate change with 10 new species recorded in the past 40 years, statistics show. The latest Scottish Biodiversity Indicator, published by NatureScot on Monday, examines the long-term trend for ...

12 Nov 2024 at 17:08

Half of UK butterfly species in long-term decline, monitoring reveals

More than half of UK butterfly species are now in long-term decline, as humans destroy habitats, use pesticides and drive climate change, experts said. The UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme, run by a coalition of conservation organisations, ...

02 Apr 2025 at 10:32

Butterflies have poor year in 2021 – but some threatened species fare better

Cold, wet spring weather left butterflies faring poorly in 2021 – but some threatened species are doing well with conservation help, experts have said. Results from the annual UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (UKBMS) show that, with a ...

30 Mar 2022 at 01:25

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