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Global insect species are declining by 40% in temperate regions—blame overuse of agrochemicals & intensive farming. Birds, plants, & humans suffer too. If we don't act fast, crop yields drop, & food shortages loom. Switch to sustainable farming NOW! #InsectDecline

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Global insect species are declining by 40% in temperate regions—blame overuse of agrochemicals & intensive farming. Birds, plants, & humans suffer too. If we don't act fast, crop yields drop, & food shortages loom. Switch to sustainable farming NOW! #InsectDecline

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Insect decline signals a deep ecological imbalance [Commentary] Insects, representing over two-thirds of known biodiversity, provide critical ecosystem services such as pollination, and pest regulation.

Insect decline signals a deep ecological imbalance

#pollinators
#pollinatordecline
#insectdecline
#ecosystemservices

Integrating insect-mediated services into national accounting systems ... is critical to preventing irreversible ecological collapse.

india.mongabay.com/2025/11/inse...

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The Insects That Are Disappearing Without a Sound - Insects are vanishing silently across the globe, threatening ecosystems, food security, and human survival. Here’s why their decline matters.

The Insects That Are Disappearing Without a Sound wiobs.com/the-insects-... #InsectDecline #Biodiversity #ClimateChange #PollinationCrisis #Environment

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Reversing #InsectDecline is essential not optional. 🦋We've joined #conservation charities in calling for governments, land managers, businesses & the public to take immediate steps to reverse declines in populations👉gardenorganic.org.uk/news/insect-decline-decl... #BristolDeclaration

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📉 A new study highlights a 70% decline in insect populations in remote Colorado due to rising temperatures, underscoring the impact of climate change on biodiversity hotspots like mountain ecosystems. 🌍 Link: https://tinyurl.com/2b6oubbq #BiodiversityLoss #ClimateChange #InsectDecline

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New research using genomic techniques on Fijian ant specimens shows that nearly 80% of native ant populations are declining, highlighting urgent concerns about biodiversity loss due to human activities. 🐜🌿 Link: https://tinyurl.com/23674l3b #BiodiversityLoss #InsectDecline #ConservationEfforts

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Fiji’s Native Ants Decline by 79% – Evidence of Insect Loss

Fiji’s Native Ants Decline by 79% – Evidence of Insect Loss

A study in Science finds 79% of Fiji’s endemic ant species are declining, as revealed by DNA analysis of museum specimens spanning centuries of human impact. Read more: getnews.me/fijis-native-ants-declin... #fiji #ants #insectdecline

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The Insect Apocalypse Hits Fiji: 79% of Native Ants Are Vanishing Seventy-nine percent of endemic species are showing declines, underscoring how fragile island biodiversity is in the face of ecosystem changes. Insects play essential roles in ecosystems, from pollinating...

The Insect Apocalypse Hits Fiji: 79% of Native Ants Are Vanishing #Science #Biology #Ecology #InsectDecline #Biodiversity #Conservation.

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Mountain Insect Populations Decline Sharply Despite Minimal Human Impact

Mountain Insect Populations Decline Sharply Despite Minimal Human Impact

A 20‑year study in a Colorado subalpine meadow found insect numbers fell an average 6.6% per year, totaling about a 72% loss from 2004 to 2024 as summer temperatures rose. getnews.me/mountain-insect-populati... #insectdecline #mountainecosystems

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Insect populations drop even without direct human interference, a new study finds Research published this month found that even in pristine, untouched areas, insect populations are still on the decline. Climate change is a likely culprit. (Image credit: Scott Olson)

Insect populations drop even without direct human interference, a new study finds #Science #Biology #Ecology #InsectDecline #Biodiversity #EcologicalBalance

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Fiji ant study provides new evidence of insects’ decline on remote islands DNA analysis of endemic specimens in museums finds 79% of ant populations in Pacific archipelago are shrinking Island-dwelling insects have not been spared the ravages of humanity that have pushed so...

Fiji ant study provides new evidence of insects’ decline on remote islands #Science #Biology #Ecology #FijiAnts #InsectDecline #EcologyResearch

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Colorado mountain meadow study shows 72% insect decline over 20 years

Colorado mountain meadow study shows 72% insect decline over 20 years

A 20‑year study in a Colorado alpine meadow above 3,000 m found flying insects dropped 72 % in abundance, a 6.6 % yearly decline linked to nighttime warming of ~0.8 °C per decade. getnews.me/colorado-mountain-meadow... #insectdecline #colorado

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Ento25 - Royal Entomological Society Join entomologists from around the world to present your work, meet new contacts, and build on your career. We are delighted to be holding Ento25 at the University of Strathclyde in the city centre…

📢 Last call - Register by 5pm today to join us in-person in Glasgow 🐜

In-person registration deadline: 17:00 (BST), 15 August 🔽

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#StrathLife @unistrathclyde.bsky.social #InsectDecline #ClimateChange #ClimateResistance #Biodiversity #FoodScarcity #Agriculture #Farming #PhD #STEM

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Was great to attend a Summer Academy of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes. Really creative and clever students - enjoyed the seminar with the students and felt honored to give an evening talk in such a nice location on trends in insect populations. #Neubeuern #Studienstiftung #Insectdecline

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Ento25 - Royal Entomological Society Join entomologists from around the world to present your work, meet new contacts, and build on your career. We are delighted to be holding Ento25 at the University of Strathclyde in the city centre…

⏰ Deadline this week!

Join the entomological community at #Ento25 in Glasgow - Be sure to take advantage of significantly reduced rates with RES Membership.

In-person deadline: 15 August 🔽

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#StrathLife @unistrathclyde.bsky.social #InsectDecline #Biodiversity #PhD #STEM

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🌎 Climate-fueled El Niño events are severely impacting tropical insects like butterflies and beetles, disrupting crucial ecological roles such as pollination and food provision. Link: https://tinyurl.com/28bp9vor #ClimateChange #ElNino #InsectDecline

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Phenology and flower species availability define wild bee communities on river embankments | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences Linear landscape elements contribute to pollinator conservation, with enhancing floral resources as the most common restoration practice. However, theory predicts that floral resource availability is ...

New publication: #Phenology and #flower species availability define wild #bee communities on #river embankments. #insectdecline #biodiversity #beeabundance
doi.org/10.1098/rspb...

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Ento25 - Royal Entomological Society Join entomologists from around the world to present your work, meet new contacts, and build on your career. We are delighted to be holding Ento25 at the University of Strathclyde in the city centre…

Join 300+ entomologists at #Ento25 in #Glasgow this September by booking before the registration deadline: 17:00 (BST), 15 August 🔽

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#StrathLife @unistrathclyde.bsky.social #InsectDecline #ClimateChange #ClimateResistance #Biodiversity #FoodScarcity #Agriculture #Farming #PhD #STEM

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Ento25 - Royal Entomological Society Join entomologists from around the world to present your work, meet new contacts, and build on your career. We are delighted to be holding Ento25 at the University of Strathclyde in the city centre…

With one month left to join the entomological community this September, we are excited to invite you to #Ento25 🦋

Programme coming soon - Register now 🔽

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#StrathLife @unistrathclyde.bsky.social @uofglasgow.bsky.social #Glasgow #Entomology #InsectDecline #ClimateChange #PhD #STEM

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Defining the decline: a glossary relevant to insect decline Abstract. Insects are declining in abundance and species richness, globally. This has broad implications for the ecology of our planet, many of which we ar

ICYMI: The @entsocamerica.bsky.social Insect #Biodiversity Task Force published a glossary of #InsectDecline terms, including #DarkTaxa! @arachnologynerd.bsky.social @kefisher.bsky.social @dr-akito.bsky.social @corriemoreau.bsky.social @jessicalwarelab.bsky.social
doi.org/10.1093/jise...

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It's #InsectWeek!

Why not celebrate by reading the latest #VirtualIssue on #InsectDecline and #Conservation?

It's full of new research collected from across our seven journals, by some of those who #StandTallForTheSmall.

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Get involved! @royentsoc.bsky.social

@wiley.com

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A close-up photo of a stick insect Bacillus atticus ssp. atticus nymph. (c) Panagiotis Dalagiorgos

A close-up photo of a stick insect Bacillus atticus ssp. atticus nymph. (c) Panagiotis Dalagiorgos

This year, #InsectWeek focuses on addressing #InsectDecline.

Celebrating the essential research we publish through our journals to support the #GrandChallenges, we've created a #VirtualIssue on insect decline & #conservation.

Read the Virtual Issue 🔽

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📸 Panagiotis Dalagiorgos

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‘Cancer is just everywhere’: could farming be behind Iowa’s unfolding health crisis? A new study probes possible ties to pesticides, nitrates and other farm-related risks

#fertilizers #pestcides #organicfood #insectDecline #ClimateChange #vegan #carbonFootprint
‘Cancer is just everywhere’: could farming be behind Iowa’s unfolding health crisis? www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

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“There’s just no moths on that sheet.” @tessairini.bsky.social writes in the @theguardian.com about #InsectDecline with #DanJanzen, #WinnieHallwachs and the caterpillars of the Area de Conservacion Guanacaste #ACG in #CostaRica @gdfcf.bsky.social

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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Photo of Dan Janzen holding a caterpillar - image from Guardian article where the photo credit reads: Daniel Janzen has been monitoring insects since the 1970s in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste conservation area. He says he has seen biodiversity crash even in pristine environments.
Photograph: P Greenfield/Guardian

Photo of Dan Janzen holding a caterpillar - image from Guardian article where the photo credit reads: Daniel Janzen has been monitoring insects since the 1970s in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste conservation area. He says he has seen biodiversity crash even in pristine environments. Photograph: P Greenfield/Guardian

Photo of Winnie Hallwachs and Dan Janzen in ACG from Guardian article where the photo credit reads, Janzen and Hallwachs say that while the lack of insects in areas with heavy pesticide use is well documented, the collapse in protected areas is relatively new.
Photograph: P Greenfield/Guardian

Photo of Winnie Hallwachs and Dan Janzen in ACG from Guardian article where the photo credit reads, Janzen and Hallwachs say that while the lack of insects in areas with heavy pesticide use is well documented, the collapse in protected areas is relatively new. Photograph: P Greenfield/Guardian

Photo of light sheet collecting insects in 1984. Photo credit in Guardian article reads, A light trap set up by Daniel Janzen and Winnie Hallwachs two weeks after the beginning of the rainy season in 1984 and at the same period in 2019

Photo of light sheet collecting insects in 1984. Photo credit in Guardian article reads, A light trap set up by Daniel Janzen and Winnie Hallwachs two weeks after the beginning of the rainy season in 1984 and at the same period in 2019

Photo of light sheet collecting insects in 2019. Photo credit in Guardian article reads, A light trap set up by Daniel Janzen and Winnie Hallwachs two weeks after the beginning of the rainy season in 1984 and at the same period in 2019

Photo of light sheet collecting insects in 2019. Photo credit in Guardian article reads, A light trap set up by Daniel Janzen and Winnie Hallwachs two weeks after the beginning of the rainy season in 1984 and at the same period in 2019

“There’s just no moths on that sheet.” @tessairini.bsky.social writes in the @theguardian.com about #InsectDecline with #DanJanzen, #WinnieHallwachs and the caterpillars of the Area de Conservacion Guanacaste #ACG in #CostaRica @gdfcf.bsky.social

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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Plenary speakers - Royal Entomological Society Plenary Speakers Wigglesworth Memorial Lecture with Professor May Berenbaum Hon.FRES We are pleased to announce that Prof. May Berenbaum Hon.FRES will be delivering our Wigglesworth Memorial Lecture…

“So rich in insect life were Wigglesworth’s woods – Anthropogenic change & #InsectDecline 🪲”

We are delighted to announce that May Berenbaum Hon.FRES will be delivering our Wigglesworth Memorial Lecture at #Ento25.

Register now for the earlybird discount 🔽

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Bugs Matter ~ Take part in our Bugs Matter survey Citizen science - The Bugs Matter collected data from lots of people sharing findings from their journeys to help understand more about insect populations

🚨 ALARMING: UK insect populations down 63% in just 3 years!

A Bugs Matter study tracked 8,800+ journeys across Britain, revealing potential ecological collapse. Same across EU.

Insects underpin our natural world. Without action, consequences will be catastrophic.

#InsectDecline

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U.S. butterfly populations have dropped by 22% in just two decades. However, MSU research shows that reducing unnecessary pesticide use could help them recover. To read more, click here: buff.ly/cMnosMX

#ButterflyConservation #InsectDecline #Biodiversity #Ecology #PollinatorHealth #ClimateAction

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The RES Insect Garden in situ at Stratford Cross.

The RES Insect Garden in situ at Stratford Cross.

Fran Sconce, RES Senior Outreach & Learning Officer on the Sparsholt stand at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, reading our RES INSECTS book.

Fran Sconce, RES Senior Outreach & Learning Officer on the Sparsholt stand at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, reading our RES INSECTS book.

Fran Sconce, RES Senior Outreach & Learning Officer on the Sparsholt stand at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, holding up her page on insect biodiversity in our RES INSECTS book.

Fran Sconce, RES Senior Outreach & Learning Officer on the Sparsholt stand at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, holding up her page on insect biodiversity in our RES INSECTS book.

Lucy Lewis, lecturer at Sparsholt College, on the Sparsholt stand at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, holding up our RES INSECTS book and Sparsholt's RHS Chelsea stand leaflet, The Ugly Bug Ball.

Lucy Lewis, lecturer at Sparsholt College, on the Sparsholt stand at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, holding up our RES INSECTS book and Sparsholt's RHS Chelsea stand leaflet, The Ugly Bug Ball.

It's been two years since we unveiled the #RESGarden at #RHSChelseaFlowerShow 🦋

We're here with Sparsholt College to inspire people on the importance & impact of insects as talks on #biodiversity, #InsectDecline & #ClimateResilience continue.

Visit the garden for #InsectWeek 🔽
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