Yes, you better believe it, Bird of the Year (BoTY) has returned with another talented line up of competitors all vying for ...

Wildlife on the island of Rousay in Orkney is now safer after a Stoat was removed following months of collective effort.

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

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

One of the boldest promises made at COP15 was the target to protect and manage 30% of the world's land and seas for nature by ...

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

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

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 – ...

The most recent national survey has now revealed the highest ever number of Dartford Warblers recorded on RSPB nature reserves, with 264 pairs counted in 2025 – that’s a 44% increase in just five ...

The RSPB helps to organise several nationally important surveys which record population changes in hundreds of UK bird species. These programmes are mainly run in partnership with the BTO and JNCC. By ...

Monday 21 April is World Curlew Day, the perfect time to launch the UK Action Plan for Curlew. In this special feature, RSPB Curlews in Crisis Senior Manager Suzannah Rockett looks at how the actions ...