We’d like to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to everyone who signed and raised their voice for nature. The overwhelming response, led to the proposal being debated by the Senedd on 1 ...

If you’ve been to one of our RSPB nature reserves you’ll know they’re brimming with brilliant birds and wildlife, but nature isn’t confined to nature reserves, and neither is our work. Our Campaigns ...

Berwick Bank is planned to be built off Scotland’s east coast, in the Firth of Forth and Firth of Tay area. The site is dangerously close to vital feeding grounds and habitats for critically important ...

To ensure our longer-term sustainability, the RSPB has been reviewing its operations across the UK so that everything we do aligns to our charitable and strategic aims and delivers the most impact for ...

Turtle Doves aren’t just for Christmas – but their numbers have plummeted by almost 99% since the 1960s. We need your help to save their gentle, purring song. Every year, while we’re celebrating the ...

Last winter, avian flu cases were seen in waterfowl, gulls and birds of prey. The poultry industry was also hit hard. We are concerned that this winter could be even worse. We are entering what’s ...

Turtle Doves are making a promising, but fragile recovery – and volunteers are playing a vital role.

A study of Ordnance Survey data has revealed a huge increase in the number of new road names inspired by bird species that have undergone shocking declines and continue to be pushed closer to the ...

Much of the UK is farmed – about 70% – and most of East Anglia, where I was born and bred, is dominated by farmland. Farming ...

Hawfinches are nature’s nutcrackers. They’re chunky and powerful birds, with a huge beak that’s strong enough to crack open ...

Otmoor is a haven for wildlife in the heart of Oxfordshire. Acquired by the RSPB in 1997, the reserve has been restored from arable farmland to a habitat of floodplain grazing marsh, wetland, reedbeds ...