The Rare Invertebrates in the Cairngorms (RIC) partnership project is now celebrating over 30,000 Pine Hoverflies released ...

We have allocated places at the below events, so pick the race that works for you, sign up to support the RSPB, and get ...

Every two weeks, our popular newsletter will fly into your inbox to deliver a host of wild insights: See how, together, we’re making a difference for birds and other wildlife Get seasonal advice from ...

Threatened species, from Curlews and Corncrakes, to Merlins and Marsh Fritillaries, are set to benefit from a landmark €20.8 million cross-border conservation initiative. Over the next four years, ...

This year’s farmland bird surveys across County Down have revealed encouraging results for several key species, thanks to the continued efforts of RSPB NI, local farmers, and a dedicated team of ...

Lower Lough Erne Islands Reserve in County Fermanagh is the most westerly of all RSPB reserves in the UK. You'll find over 40 islands on this large freshwater lake, home to an array of Lapwings, ...

What's your favourite local nature spot? Is it the trees on your street, the park where your kids played on the swings, or your back garden, where you can listen to the birdsong on a spring morning?

Help birds find their own food. One of the best ways to support garden birds in the long-term is to help them find their own food. So fill your outdoor space with bird-friendly plants – such as ...

Migrant birds, such as Chiffchaffs, Blackcaps and Willow Warblers, are commonly heard in the dawn chorus, and their numbers increase through March and April as more birds arrive. In some areas you may ...

A new study shows how solar farms could help boost bird numbers and increase the variety of wildlife. With competing pressures on UK land, this offers a solution that would help the UK deliver on ...

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 ...