Dave Goulson

@davegoulson.bsky.social

Scientist, specializing in bumblebees. Author of various books about insects. Trying to save the planet one bee at a time.

It’s well worth listening to the excellent @davegoulson.bsky.social on game shooting. It’s a thoughtful, compelling and accurate takedown of this egregious enterprise. And as Dave says, don’t eat game birds. Ever.

Raptor Persecution UK@raptorpersuk.bsky.social · last wk.

The ecological impacts of game shooting - new YouTube video from leading UK conservationist, Professor Dave Goulson @davegoulson.bsky.social Well worth a watch! (22 mins long) raptorpersecutionuk.org/2026/08/18/t...

Says author Dave Goulson, “Insects are in trouble – that should concern us” Podcast for “Hope! Camera! Action!” As for the dreaded neonics: “One teaspoon would kill 1.3 billion honeybees… It mystifies me why we use them.” youtu.be/fcupGwrxNmE www.buzzsprout.com/2608197 @davegoulson.bsky.social

17 Dave Goulson on the wonderful world of insects, and why they’re only just clinging on

YouTube video by Story for Climate and Nature Recovery

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Consider signing this petition calling on Andy Burnham to reverse the current rollbacks in environmental protections, and narrow the health and nature inequalities that have been widening under recent Government policy. Link in first comment:

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We're at the point where the Telegraph are literally making up quotes. I said when veg is sold for pennies in supermarkets, it's a sign someone's not being paid properly. Farmers being paid a pittance for their produce. Workers on less than a living wage in supermarkets.

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Toxic rain for pollinators Acetamiprid and thiacloprid detected year-round in rain, even in winter All precipitation samples contained ≥1 compounds; max total 13.9 ng/L Occurrence of neonicotinoids, sulfoxaflor, and two metabolites in precipitation in Japan www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Occurrence of neonicotinoids, sulfoxaflor, and two metabolites in precipitation in Japan

Neonicotinoids and sulfoxaflor, widely used in Japanese rice cultivation, frequently contaminate aquatic environments due to their high-water solubili…

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I'm talking about how our food choices can help to save the planet on a brief Scottish 'tour', St Andrews 26 May and Edinburgh 27 May, both evening talks, see Toppings website to book.

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