is one of the UK's largest beetles. Although it is aquatic, it sometimes leaves the water and flies off to settle in a new pond. Like the adults, great diving beetle larvae are voracious predators.

UK Biodiversity Training Manager at the Museum ... Other amphibians, such as the tiny palmate newt travel as far as 19 kilometres to occupy a new pond. Using their wings, it’s easier for insects such ...

XPO Logistics, a provider of end-to-end logistics solutions across Europe, is launching a project to enhance biodiversity ...

They eat the insects they catch whilst still flying around. Amazing right? Pond habitats contain so much life. We're lucky to have so many of them here in the UK. Pond habitats are often found in ...

The conservation charity has completed important work to help conserve the habitats of these aquatic invertebrates, ensuring they are suitable for the species to thrive in, to help safeguard their ...