The Entomological Club
The Entomological Fund is registered Charity no. 313386
Ben Hawthorne, 2023. Purchase of equipment for project to assess the effect of Environmental Land Management schemes (ELMs) on insect biodiversity and invertebrate ecological networks using DNA metabarcoding to identify species.
Rochelle Meah and Sverre Tunstad, 2023. Purchase of HydroMoth loggers and associated accessories for data storage . The project will use the soundscape of ponds to determine how light pollution affects behaviour in nocturnal freshwater insects.
James Reid-Thomas , 2022. Monitoring of carabid larvae using subterranean pitfall traps.
Jordan Cuff, 2020. Detection of chemical cues associated with barley yellow dwarf virus using volatile organic compounds and cuticualr hydrocarbons in British aphids.
Katy Potts, Attendance at the Oregon Department of Agriculture Scolytinae course 2019. The workshop provided an opportunity for the applicant to learn about the taxonomy, biology, identification and tools to study bark and ambrosia beetles. The skills developed will be important to enable her future studies on the British fauna, help her run courses in the UK, and eventually prepare a handbook to the group.
Liam Crowley, 2019. Purchase of equipment to contribute to a research project examining the response of Lepidopteran leaf-miners to elevated atmospheric Carbon Dioxide (eCO2).
Rochelle Meah and Sverre Tunstad, 2023. Purchase of HydroMoth loggers and associated accessories for data storage . The project will use the soundscape of ponds to determine how light pollution affects behaviour in nocturnal freshwater insects.
James Reid-
Jordan Cuff, 2020. Detection of chemical cues associated with barley yellow dwarf virus using volatile organic compounds and cuticualr hydrocarbons in British aphids.
Katy Potts, Attendance at the Oregon Department of Agriculture Scolytinae course 2019. The workshop provided an opportunity for the applicant to learn about the taxonomy, biology, identification and tools to study bark and ambrosia beetles. The skills developed will be important to enable her future studies on the British fauna, help her run courses in the UK, and eventually prepare a handbook to the group.
Liam Crowley, 2019. Purchase of equipment to contribute to a research project examining the response of Lepidopteran leaf-
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