Ireland’s bee and butterfly populations declining, report finds
Biodiversity study says status of Irish wildlife ‘remains precarious’
National biodiversity data centre seeks to turn tide of wildlife decline
Biodiversity is more than a concept – it’s a revelation of what the world could look like
Ireland facing 3 degree temperature rise this century, conference told
Fewer winter storms, but more extreme storms, forecast as habitats decline
Irish butterfly monitoring scheme detects decline above global average
Almost 20% of insects are in decline and 13% are threatened while 7% have conservation status
A third of all bee species in Ireland could be extinct by 2030
Rapid changes in farming have sounded the death knell for many of our 21 species of bumblebees and 75 species of ‘solitary’ bees
Irish bumblebee population in decline
Of 98 Irish wild bee species, one-third are threatened with extinction, monitors find
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