Three White-tailed Eagles that are part of a reinduction project in England led by Forestry England and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation have gone missing. One of the birds, born in Sussex earlier ...

Want to know your greenhouse gases from your fossil fuels? You’ve come to the right place. Here’s your guide to the meaning of some key climate-related terms. The climate crisis is the most pressing ...

Topic: Looking at the importance of Blue Carbon in our seas and why action is needed to protect it if we are to tackle the nature and climate emergency. A new series of reports, collectively called ...

Using any form of predator control (lethal or non-lethal) is something the RSPB never takes lightly. It’s always based on evidence* and guided by the policy that is agreed by the RSPB Council. The ...

From ocean waves crashing against sea cliffs to Starlings swirling in winter skies, it’s easy to find a moment of magic in the UK’s great outdoors. We recently asked you to share your favourite ...

Topic: Regulation for the driven grouse shooting and associated management practices and highlighting the findings of a recent report on the economic and social impacts on the future options for ...

You also may have noticed on cold mornings that our wild birds look a little rounder and fluffier than usual. By fluffing up ...

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 ...

Ten years ago, you’d have been more likely to spot wheat than waders at Wallasea Island. But today, this stretch of the Essex coast is a thriving wetland alive with life. Spoonbills sift through ...

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill has finished its passage through Parliament and will now become law. Since the UK Government introduced the Bill in March, we’ve been fighting to ensure the best ...