Latest Antenna out now - Volume 47 (3) 2023
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The newest volume of Antenna is out now, with highlights including:
– An entomologist at Chelsea
– Meadows and insect conservation
– Featured Insect: Violet Oil Beetle, Melöe violaceus Marsham, 1802
Members and Fellows, read the latest Volume of Antenna online now:
Grand Challenges in Entomology
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Our landmark grand challenges study, published today (21 March 2023), in Insect Conservation and Diversity , sets out the ‘grand challenges’ facing insect scientists now and into the future. The report highlights areas of insect science that require the most urgent attention to conserve insects and the important services that they provide, helping people and global biodiversity to flourish.
RES Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023
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The Royal Entomological Society Garden, #RESGarden, designed by Tom Massey and supported by Project Giving Back, was unveiled at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023 (23 – 27 May). The garden will be relocated as a public access teaching garden and long-term opportunity for insect study as part of our planned UK network of gardens.
Follow the journey of the RES Garden and check out some of the insects we found there on our RHS Chelsea pages.
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The Royal Entomological Society has produced a new free-to-download insect guide. The new guide, titled ‘Insects in green spaces’, offers an overview of the different types of insects, with advice on how you might create a place for them to live in a green space near you. Insects play so many roles in our world, from pollinating flowering plants including…
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CABI to publish Royal Entomological Society Handbooks series
A deal has been agreed for CABI to publish all future editions of the Royal Entomological Society’s (RES) series Handbooks for the Identification of British Insects. The much-loved series has helped amateur and professional entomologists with insect identification and taxonomy since 1949. The partnership provides the RES with a full book publishing service– producing print and eBook versions of the…
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Citizen scientists reveal how the common wasp spreads across UK
A UCL press release The Big Wasp Survey, a citizen science project involving thousands of volunteers throughout the UK, has yielded important genetic insights into the common wasp, reports a study led by UCL researchers. Using data and samples of Vespula vulgaris (a species of yellowjacket wasp known as the common wasp) collected by amateur “citizen scientists,” the researchers conducted…
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