Climate change is reshaping bird populations across the UK, with some of our most familiar and vulnerable species under ...

Offer solitary bees five-star accommodation with an easy-to-make bee hotel. 5 min read Solitary bees aren’t like honey bees that live in hives. As their name suggests, they make their nests on their ...

On Wales Nature Week, we’re celebrating the successful purchase of Gallt-y-bere, a 96-hectare area of diverse habitats in the Elenydd in mid Wales. Gallt-y-bere is a wildlife-rich gem, home to ...

Conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts alike are welcoming the return of Puffins to UK shores with cause for new hope as the permanent closure of Sandeel fishing in the English North Sea and all ...

Cranes, the UK’s tallest bird at over a metre high, had a record breeding season last year thanks to the efforts of conservationists, with 2025 surveys showing that a record-breaking 87 pairs raised ...

The long-awaited Farming Roadmap was published last week, setting out the UK Government’s vision for the future of English farming by 2050. It states that nature’s recovery and food production go hand ...

Thanks to thousands of RSPB campaigners, supporters and nature lovers who contacted their MSPs, Swifts in Scotland are now a major step closer to having more of the safe nesting sites they desperately ...

We are celebrating the launch of a new Nature and Wellbeing Calendar, a practical resource designed to help workplaces across Wales improve health and wellbeing by making it easier for people to ...

One of nature’s most famous singers, the Nightingale, is making a comeback in the UK. Visitors to RSPB nature reserves in the southeast of England could now find themselves serenaded by one of our ...

The latest RSPB research reveals the true loyalty of the Swift – the fastest bird in level flight. Our 15-year study shows that when looking at places to breed, most Swifts try to return to the same ...

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 ...