Thanks to our brilliant members and supporters, the RSPB remains financially stable and our income continues to grow. We are ...

We are delighted to join the Bird Atlas 2027–31 partnership and to support the creation of this vital and comprehensive ...

The theme for World Migratory Bird Day is ‘Every bird counts – your observation matters’. As we explore in Every bird matters ...

Panellists from across the political spectrum recognised that weakening environmental standards is “politically toxic”.

RSPB Scotland, who commissioned the polling, are calling on the Scottish Government to do a better job of balancing the ...

A design inspired by Bempton The long-lasting cantilevered structure has been designed to sit harmoniously within its ...

We hope this evidence gathering is the positive first step towards the introduction of licensing gamebird shoots in England – ...

In Wales, 17 Hen Harriers successfully fledged at RSPB Lake Vyrnwy, with a further four at RSPB Tanrallt and three at RSPB ...

Lambs aren’t a major part of the breeding season diet of White-tailed Eagles, an important new study has found. But what are they eating and how will this latest study help protect the UK’s biggest ...

After a consultation on hedgerows last year demonstrated overwhelming support for protections, the UK government has now taken the first step to reinstating them in England. They will apply to ...

We look after 220 plus nature reserves across the UK covering 160,000 hectares – that’s an area larger than the size of Greater London or the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (formerly known as the ...

RSPB Senior Land Use Policy Officer Andrew Midgley explains why legislation to licence muirburn passed by the Scottish Government as part of the Wildlife Management and Muirburn Act (2024) must be ...