I wrote an article for the Independent, all about whether giving up meat and eating insects might save the world... here it is, please do take a look.
I also submitted a list of blogs as part of the article, but the didn't make the cut...so here they are!
If you're keen to read more about edible insects, please check these out (& let me know if I've missed any):
Bugburger – Tech Stack Manager Anders Engström on the rise of edible insects in Sweden and worldwide (Swedish/English)
Bugible – Entrepreneur Aly Moore on edible insect products and events in North America
Bugsolutely - Bugsolutely founder Massimo Reverberi on edible insect news worldwide
EntomoCentral - Media correspondent Justin Butner writes about all things edible insects, including a new series of posts titles 'Edible Insect Experts on...'
Entomology Anthropology - Anthropologist Dr Julie Lesnik on edible insects and human evolution
Entomove - Insect marketing manager and consultant Florian Nock on edible insects, farming and nutrition
EntoNation - More a comprehensive website than a blog, EntoNation also features a newsletter and podcast on edible insects. Check it out for articles on farming, cooking, thinking about - and enjoying! - insects as food.
EVO Conversion Systems LLC - Company EVO Conversion Systems on black soldier flies and their ability to convert waste into protein.
Ilka Taponen – Process Development Manager Ilka Taponen on the emerging edible insect industry in Finland and the rest of Europe (Finnish/English)
Les Criquets Migrateurs - Chemist Annie Ruelle-Sanguine and Agronomist Sebastien Collin on their adventures eating insects around the world (French)
Marwa Shumo - Postdoctoral Fellow Marwa Shumo on her work on edible insects in Kenya and Germany
Slices of Blue Sky - Blogger and engineer Marc Rumminger on current topics in insects as food
The Future of Edible Insects – Incredible Foods brand owner Mark Nagy on the challenges faced by insect-eating entrepreneur
The Insect Hunter - Food and Nutrition researcher John Kinyuru on his own experiences collecting and eating insects
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