Special Issue: Neglected bacterial diseases
Published today in Medical and Veterinary Entomology a new Special Issue highlighting neglected vector borne bacterial pathogens including Bartonella, Anaplasma, Rickettsia, and Borrelia species. Papers include studies on pathogens infecting lice, hard ticks, soft ticks, fleas, bat flies and deer keds. The full issue is available to read here, free…
We’re off to RHS Chelsea 2023!
This time next week, we’ll be at RHS Chelsea 2023, showcasing the wonders of insects with our very own garden, built to enrich the world with insect science. It’s our first time having a garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and we couldn’t be more excited. Lots will be…
Help secure a future home for our insect education garden with BigGive
Big Give – April 2023 resultsA massive thank you to all who donated to the Big Give Green Match Fund campaign. During the week of 20-27 April, we worked with Big Give, offering us the fantastic opportunity to double all public donations received in support of our #RESGarden project, designed to…
Call for abstracts
Submit your abstractAgricultural and Forest Entomology is seeking abstracts for consideration in a forthcoming Special Issue: Advances in insect biomonitoring for agriculture and forestry. Editor: Jordan Cuff, Newcastle UniversityDeadline for abstracts: 31 July 2023Recent years have seen the emergence and development of various high-resolution methodologies for biomonitoring of insect populations.…
Wild Isles: Daneway Banks’ Large Blue butterflies star in Attenborough series
Wild Isles: Daneway Banks’ Large Blue butterflies star in Attenborough seriesDaneway Banks is a nature reserve renowned for its large blue butterflies and is featured in the third episode of Sir David Attenborough’s new BBC series, Wild Isles.Based near Sapperton, Daneway Banks is co-owned by the Royal Entomological Society and…
RES receives two awards from the 2023 Transform Awards
RES receives two awards from the 2023 Transform AwardsOn 22 March 2023, Transform magazine, the global magazine for rebranding and brand development, revealed the winners of Transform Awards Europe. The awards programme reflects the region’s sheer quality and variety of work in corporate and consumer-facing rebranding and brand development.The Royal…
The mulching timing of forest meadows influences insect diversity
The mulching timing of forest meadows influences insect diversityResearchers at the University of Freiburg have investigated the effects of different points in time of mulching, a management method, on insect larvae and flower-visiting insectsFreiburg, 01-03-2023Forest meadow (photo Sandra Meyndt)Mulching is a possible form of management of forest meadows and is…
Royal Entomological Society publishes Grand Challenges paper that sets global insect science agenda
RES calls for insects to be valued as equals to more-well-loved species of mammals and birds as it sets global insect science agenda for the next decade. A better understanding and appreciation of insects is crucial if humans are to continue to thrive on Earth. These are the findings of…
RES Garden will live on after RHS Chelsea Flower Show at IQL Stratford as an insect science teaching and learning garden
The Royal Entomological Society Garden, designed by Tom Massey and supported by Project Giving Back, will be unveiled at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023 (23 – 27 May) before being relocated as a publicly accessible teaching garden and long-term opportunity for urban insect study at IQL Stratford in East London.…
Student Award 2022 results
Student Award 2022 resultsThe Royal Entomological Society is excited to announce the winning, second and third place essay entries of the 2022 RES Student Award. To enter the annual entomology writing competition, students write an 800 word essay in English, on an insect-related topic of interest to the general public.WinnerDuran NansonDuran Nanson,…
