The small Tortoiseshell Butterfly, one of Britain's best-loved butterflies is under threat, after a dramatic decline in

The video discusses the decline in butterfly populations due to habitat loss and environmental factors. It highlights the impact of weather, pesticides, and gardening practices on butterflies. The video also provides suggestions for supporting butterfly conservation, such as joining local conservation groups and planting specific plants in gardens.

What is one of the main reasons for the decline in butterfly populations?

• Loss of specialist habitats

• Abundance of food sources

• Increase in butterfly habitats

• Improved weather conditions

Which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to the decline in butterfly populations?

• Bad weather conditions

• Introduction of new predators

• Use of pesticides

• Increase in butterfly-friendly gardens

What is a suggested action to help support butterfly populations?

• Join local butterfly conservation efforts

• Remove all stinging nettles

• Avoid planting any flowers

• Use more pesticides

Which plant is recommended to have in your garden to support butterflies?

• Sunflower

• Ice plant

• Cactus

• Rose bush

What should you do if you find a butterfly in your house during winter?

• Capture it and release it outside

• Leave it alone

• Feed it sugar water

• Place it in a box