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Buses and #Butterflies apparently make great partners. Very cool seeing the Museum of Zoology, Cambridge #ButterfliesThroughTime exhibition on the back of buses in Cambridge! Come and see the free exhibition running until September 18th.🦋➡️⏲️ The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants

I'm giving a talk as part of of Museum of Zoology, Cambridge's wonderful #ButterfliesThroughTime project: Specimens as a unique resource for curbing biodiversity loss🦋 ⏰ 7pm Wednesday May 18th 🌍 Virtual 👇 Register for **free** museumofzoologyblog.com/2022/03/23/but…

There’s still time to get your free tickets to the Museum of Zoology, Cambridge #ButterfliesThroughTime researcher talks. 🦋➡️🕰 I’ll be kicking things off this Wednesday (May 4th) at 7pm, before welcoming different speakers over the next 6 weeks: museumofzoologyblog.com/2022/03/23/but…

Six butterflies, six researchers, six stories - six talks weekly - starting this evening with our ace trustee and butterfly supremo Matt Hayes Museum of Zoology, Cambridge museumofzoologyblog.com/2022/03/23/but…

Thank you to Matt Hayes for a fascinating first talk in the #ButterfliesThroughTime series + to @Evie_Crouch for chairing the session! If you missed it, it will be available on Museum of Zoology, Cambridge's YouTube channel soon. Don't forget to sign up for the rest of the talks!

Amazing to hear Matt Hayes kick off the Researcher's Stories series last night! Next week @jpwildman will be discussing the chequered skipper’s amazing 220-year story 🐛☠️🦋 and the power of reintroducing butterflies to the English landscape 🌱 museumofzoologyblog.com/2022/03/23/but…

Fantastic afternoon, plenty of butterflies out. Loads of 6-spot burnet moth caterpillars, this longhorn beetle (golden-bloomed grey?) but the highlight was at least 8 small blues Matt Hayes The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants Edward Pollard

On tonight at 7pm! ✨

All welcome to come along to our bat walk at 8pm this evening at Byron's Pool! All donations go to The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants 🦇

Our 🦋🐛 researchers had a wonderful day at The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants Pegsdon on the weekend talking about the #BankingOnButterflies project! Thanks to Andrew Bladon Matt Hayes Dr Esme Ashe-Jepson Gwen H 🦇🦋🌼🐾! And to @Evie_Crouch for the beautiful poster! 🎨

What an incredible way to end the series! Thank you so much to all of our speakers and to everyone at home for tuning in each week. I’ve absolutely loved chatting to you all and learning more about the research at the forefront of butterfly conservation ✨💚🐛🦋

Honoured to be part of this fabulous exhibition Museum of Zoology, Cambridge & to get to visit in person 🤩🦋 #InsectWeek22

Many congratulations Emily and welcome to the team!

We had a brilliant time Cambridgeshire County Day last week, presenting the work of 🦋🐛 researchers Dr Esme Ashe-Jepson Matt Hayes Andrew Bladon with The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants #BankingOnButterflies & @Evie_Crouch #ButterfliesThroughTime with Esmée Fairbairn! Thank you to Cambridge Zero for hosting us!

It’s open! Great preview last night night with Dino themed food. Thanks to everyone that helped me put it together! Rob Theodore Susannah O'Riordan @jpwildman Mathew Lowe 💙 The Sedgwick Museum

📣📣Our Beds Butterfly Banks on BBC Countryfile 'heatwave special' tom eve: nature-based solutions helping wildlife adapt to climate change BBC1, 7pm, Sun 28 Aug PPLComms Dept of Zoology Gwen H 🦇🦋🌼🐾 @KathrynABrown The Wildlife Trusts Matt Hayes #climatecrisis 📸 KBrown

Inspirational work by The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants on their Young People’s Forum. Leveraging the 13-24 age bracket and connecting them with the work of the The Wildlife Trusts. Great work by many including trustee Matt Hayes Museum of Zoology, Cambridge Cambridge University

Matt Hayes, University of Cambridge 'Can butterfly banks protect invertebrates from extreme weather events and rising regional temperatures?' Insect Ecology Group Matt Hayes

Two great Dept of Zoology students Arina Huang and Josie Mcpherson reared Heliconius eggs in climate chambers. Hotter temps —> higher mortality, faster development, heavier adults but not larger wings!