East coast Scots asked to help cover over 700 miles of coastline in search of one of the UK’s rarest insects
Can you help us find the Bordered Brown Lacewing?...
Be a citizen scientist
Help us learn more about our ‘species on the edge’ through some citizen science – the more we know, the better we can help them!
Citizen Science schemes and opportunities
Have you seen the Little Tern?
If you see a Little Tern in Orkney, let us know!...
Solway locals asked to listen out for Scotland’s rarest amphibian
If you live on the Scottish Solway coast and hear the call of the natterjack toad, let us know!...
Join the Scottish Oil Beetle Hunt
Look out for Oil beetles and record your sightings!...
Springing into action – oil beetles and citizen science!
Join the Scottish Oil Beetle Hunt! Species on the Edge Buglife Officer, Sally, shares how to get inv...
Shetlanders asked to get out and count their local drummiebees
Species on the Edge is calling on the people of Shetland to take part in BeeWalks...
Discover your local bats: An introduction to the National Bat Monitoring Programme
Learn about the UK's bats and how you can help them in this online talk led by Species on the Edge B...
Citizen Science: plants edition
Our plant 'species on the edge' need your help!...
Citizen science: bugs edition
Our invertebrate 'species on the edge' need your help!...
Citizen science: bees edition
Our bee 'species on the edge' need your help!...
Citizen science: butterflies and moths edition
Our butterfly and moth 'species on the edge' need your help!...
Citizen science: natterjack toad edition
The natterjack toad needs your help!...
