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

The video discusses the decline of small tortoiseshell butterflies in the UK, highlighting a 73% drop since the 1970s. Experts are concerned about recent setbacks despite previous recovery. Factors like climate change, pesticides, and parasites are being investigated. The video emphasizes the importance of planting pollinator-friendly plants and avoiding pesticides to support butterfly populations. Community involvement in reporting sightings is encouraged to aid conservation efforts.

What are the main reasons for the decline in small tortoiseshell butterfly numbers?

How has the weather in Britain affected the breeding and feeding of small tortoiseshell butterflies?

What actions can people take to help boost the numbers of small tortoiseshell butterflies in their gardens?

Why is the disappearance of pollinators considered a concern for the human race?

What role do buddleia bushes and nettles play in supporting small tortoiseshell butterflies?