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Butterfly Conservation works to save moths and butterflies. Moths are fascinating, important - and in serious decline
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Our report The State of Britain's Larger Moths highlighted rapid declines in moth numbers. Our President Sir David Attenborough stressed how alarming these declines are.
They point to an underlying deterioration of the environment and threaten our biodiversity.
We have a team of moth conservation officers and regional officers all working on conserving moths. In addition, we have established the Moths Count project. This includes the National Moth Recording Scheme, which helps us identify where action needs to be targetted.
Moths Count also fights to ensure the importance of moths is understood, with events from the Scottish islands to England’s inner cities.
Help us help moths
Simply by becoming a member of Butterfly Conservation you do something important not just for Britain’s moths, but for the planet as a whole.
An annual subscription of just £27 for a single member enables us to press ahead. The more members we have the more we can achieve.
We need you.