Although the UK breeding population has never been large, peaking at roughly 30 pairs in the 1950s, this raptor is distinctly ...

Many of us were moved by the news that the Major Oak, a tree thought to be 1,200 years old, had died. Among them was ...

For 50 years, Strumpshaw Fen Nature Reserve has played a crucial role in protecting Norfolk’s threatened wildlife. This year, ...

The new homes have been installed at houses, businesses, and community buildings, including in Halifax, Luddenden and Hebden Royd and even at Eureka Children’s museum. They bring the total number of ...

A “cow care communities” partnership is helping to support local dairy farmers secure a better future for vultures in Nepal.

The licencing system allowing people to lethally control wild birds in Scotland is not fit for purpose, according to RSPB ...

On Wednesday 29 July, RSPB Minsmere was struck by wildfire. Our first priority was to work with the fire service, and RSPB site crews and partners, to contain the blaze, and protect the wildlife that ...

The Birdwatch began in 1979, when children’s TV programme Blue Peter asked viewers to post in their sightings. Much has changed since the 70s. But what has changed for our birds? Which birds have ...

A familiar and popular garden songbird whose numbers have declined significantly on farmland and in towns and cities. It's smaller and browner than a Mistle Thrush with smaller spotting. Its habit of ...

Nestled at the most southerly point of Scotland, the Mull of Galloway feels like its own wild island. Tread the path to the lighthouse and enjoy spectacular, panoramic views. Ireland, the Isle of Man, ...