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Large butterfly numbers increase in Britain

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UK (CU)_-Environmentalist now have a new reason to celebrate with the reintroduction of the large blue butterfly from Sweden, which has enjoyed its best summer in 150 years as a result of the conservation measures conducted. A key feature of conservation is providing a…

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