In July 2023, a White-tailed Eagle chick fell from a nest in Mull during a bout of bad weather and suffered a break to its left wing. The parents continued to feed the chick, though there was concern ...

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 internationally renowned artist Ai Weiwei who, on hearing the news, felt compelled ...

For 50 years, Strumpshaw Fen Nature Reserve has played a crucial role in protecting Norfolk’s threatened wildlife. This year, the reserve is celebrating its golden anniversary.

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 ...

A report commissioned by the RSPB, National Trust and The Wildlife Trusts has found that the current investment in nature-friendly farming is woefully inadequate. Without an annual investment of £5.9 ...

According to a new study led by the RSPB and Aarhus University, Gannet populations at two of the world’s largest colonies, Bass Rock in Scotland and Grassholm in Wales, are not expected to recover ...

Here at the RSPB, we know the power of a great nature book: it can be a companion, helping you to discover wonder in the everyday. Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris’s The Lost Words did just that, ...