Insect Week returns in 2022
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This year for National Insect Week we hope everyone can appreciate the ‘little things that run the world’ from wherever you live by doing some entomology at home.
If you can find a live insect, why not take a photo and enter...
The winners of this year’s Great Bug Hunt competition have been announced! The competition, brought to you by the Association for Science Education (ASE) and supported by the Royal Entomological Society (RES), takes science learning out of the classroom and brings it to life outdoors. ...
In 2019 a series of events is taking place worldwide to celebrate the...
We want your artistic insect creations for a giant art project, the Insect Isles! We are collecting images to make an exciting tapestry of all your submissions to help us launch the next National
The winners of this year’s Great Bug Hunt competition have been announced! The competition, brought to you by the Association for Science Education (ASE) and supported by the Royal Entomological Society (RES), takes science learning out of the classroom and brings it to life outdoors. ...
The National Insect Week photography competition was launched on Monday 18th June with categories for under and over 18’s. You can enter online now at www.nationalinsectweek.co.uk/photography. The...
Celebrate insects across the country during National Insect Week 2018!
The UK will be buzzing and crawling with hundreds of events during National Insect Week 2018. From 18th to 24th June there will be opportunities to join minibeast...
National Insect Week 2018 launch at RHS Garden Wisley
18th June 12.00-14.00 (invited guests and press launch)
The UK will be buzzing and crawling with hundreds of events during National Insect...
The Royal Entomological Society has announced the winners of its Student Awards for articles about an entomological topic that would be of interest to the general public.
You can read the award winning articles by clicking below...
The honeybee waggledance can communicate the distance and direction of a good patch of nectar flowers.
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