Buglife Scotland

Full name of organisation: Buglife - the Invertebrate Conservation Trust

Short version of name: Buglife

Contact person: Conservation Officer (Scotland) - Craig Macadam

Address: Balallan House, Allan park, Stirling FK8 2QG

Telephone: 01786  447504

Fax:

Email: craig.macadam@buglife.org.uk    

Website: http://www.buglife.org.uk

Aims:

Buglife's aim is to prevent invertebrate extinctions and maintain sustainable populations of invertebrates in the UK, by:
- Undertaking and promoting crucial study and research
- Promoting sound management of land and water to maintain and enhance invertebrate biodiversity
- Supporting the conservation work of other entomological and conservation organisations
- Promoting education and publicising invertebrates and their conservation, and influencing invertebrate conservation in Europe and worldwide.

Current work priorities: In Scotland: Developing and implementing conservation strategy for Scottish invertebrates.

Charity number: 1092293

Paid staff in Scotland: Full time: 0 Part time: 1

Volunteers: 0

Date Established: UK in 2002; Scotland in 2007

Members: approx 850:

Land owned or managed in Scotland: None

Membership of other bodies: Wildlife and Countryside Link; Invertebrate Link

Last Updated: April 2007