Asian hornet numbers are on the rise in the UK, presenting a significant threat for native pollinators and the overall health of our ecosystems.
Asian Hornet Week: identifying a dangerous invader Read more...
Our guide on invasive species will help you check which are edible, non-edible and poisonous or dangerous. Flip the cards to learn more.
Quick guide on invasive species Read more...
Invasive non-native species pose a significant threat to biodiversity in the UK and cost the economy billions of pounds every year.
Invasive species ABC Read more...
Shooters, who spend a lot of time in remote areas are ideally placed to keep watch and report any sightings of invasive Asian hornets.
Help tackle the invasive Asian hornet before our bees are lost Read more...
As we observe invasive species week, we take a closer look at the parakeet which is so often mistaken for a lost pet, when in fact it is causing havoc for the environment.
Missing pet or invasive species? Read more...
BASC’s campaign for Invasive Species Week has captured the imagination of the press, putting squirrel and muntjac on the dinner menu.
Invasive Species Week highlights plight of UK natives Read more...
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