I'm always interested in insect conservation. In the US we have xerces.org the Entomological Association of America is a professional service org not so much conservation, though I'd expect them to be sympathetic to those goals.

If you are in France you should check OPIE out (Office for Protection of Insects and Entomology) though I can't tell if it's a government organization or a non-profit?

L'association Opie | L'Office pour les Insectes et leur Environnement - Opie

Qu'est ce que l'OPIE ? Spécialistes des Insectes et acteur dans l'éducation et la protection à l'environnement, l'OPIE s'inscrit comme une référence entomologique.

(www.insectes.org)

I'm always interested in insect conservation. In the US we have xerces.org the Entomological Association of America is a professional service org not so much conservation, though I'd expect them to be sympathetic to those goals.

If you are in France you should check OPIE out (Office for Protection of Insects and Entomology) though I can't tell if it's a government organization or a non-profit?

L'association Opie | L'Office pour les Insectes et leur Environnement - Opie

Qu'est ce que l'OPIE ? Spécialistes des Insectes et acteur dans l'éducation et la protection à l'environnement, l'OPIE s'inscrit comme une référence entomologique.

(www.insectes.org)

@futurebird@sauropods.win Etymology

Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1012/

(Wait if it really was an Office for Protection of Insects and Etymology I would love to see how the etymology/linguistics nerds would interact w the insect lovers)

@futurebird Here in the UK we have a charity dedicated to invertebrate conservation, and of course insects are a big part of what they do.

Buglife - The Invertebrate Conservation Trust

Buglife - The Invertebrate Conservation Trust is a charity dedicated to conservation, education and policy change to protect insects, bugs and invertebrates

Buglife (www.buglife.org.uk)