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Butterfly Valley
by Inger Christensen, translated from the original Danish by David Broadbridge Reviewed by John Tennent Read More
Conservation science
Why is the conservation and study of insects so important? For over a hundred years the Royal Entomological Society has pioneered the control and conservation of insects, and insect conservation remains an important part of the Society’s 2022-2025 strategic… Read More
Meet the Editor: Rob Wilson
Robert J. Wilson began editing RES journal Ecological Entomology in 2022 and is particularly interested in how environmental change impacts biodiversity. Read on to discover more about Rob and his lovely journey into entomology. Rob Wilson – In the Alps (Photo credit: Paul Ryder) Tell us… Read More
Plenaries of Ento
Ento Conference Hub History of Ento Ento Partners & Exhibitors Previous Plenaries included notable researchers, some examples including Rosie Hales (Ento02), Charles Godfray Hon.FRES (Ento06), Dave Goulson (Ento15) and Jessica… Read More
Up, Up and Away: The Flight of Butterflies and Other Insects
by John Brackenbury Reviewed by Richard Jones Read More
Mr Clive P Farrell Hon.FRES
Clive P Farrell became fascinated with entomology at the young age of 5 upon finding a caterpillar turned tiger moth in his garden, his primary interest becoming the breeding of moths and butterflies. After deciding against his initial training as a solicitor, he backpacked around the globe before coming across… Read More
Joint BSBI and RES Daneway Meeting
A members-only event, joint with the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland - this is a new venture to bring different interests together regarding conservation management for plants and invertebrates. Three short talks will be followed by a simple lunch and a 3-hour trip to the Royal Entomological Society Nature Reserve at Daneway Banks where the Large Blue butterfly should be in flight. Read More
Uncovering 20th Century Insect Science in Action – RES Secures National Archives Grant
The Royal Entomological Society (RES) is delighted to announce that we have successfully received funding from The National Archives’ Archives Revealed programme, alongside a number of other leading heritage and research organisations across the UK, including Committee on the Administration of Justice, Essex Wildlife Trust, Feminist Archive (South), We the… Read More
Winning insect images revealed in RES Photography Competition 2025
The Royal Entomological Society has unveiled the winners of its annual Photography Competition, showcasing a stunning series of close-up images that reveal the hidden beauty and fascinating lives of insects. From intricate macro portraits to dynamic moments captured in the wild, the winning photographs offer a rare glimpse into miniature worlds. Run by the… Read More
Q&A: Restoration and rescue in an age of extinction – an Insect Conservation and Diversity Special Issue – Journal Highlight
Jaret Daniels and Nusha Keyghobadi have recently guest edited a special issue for RES journal Insect Conservation and Diversity: Restoration and rescue in an age of extinction: advances in arthropod translocation and reintroduction. Here we find out more about Jaret and… Read More