The 2020 - 2021 Scottish Budget was announced yesterday (6th February 2020). RSPB Scotland's Parliamentary Officer Nora Casey shares our response.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor talks about how we can keep momentum for change as we face the climate and nature crises in 2020.

Orca or “killer whales” are the largest species of dolphin in the world, and can be seen around the coast of Scotland, particularly from the Orkney Isles and Shetland. RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares five facts about orcas.

RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares five facts about egrets.

Otters were once found across the whole of Europe, but are now missing from most of their former range. Otters were lost from England and Wales in the 1950s, but continued to thrive in Scotland. Today, they are flourishing here, and thanks to conservation and protection, otters are now recovering in the rest of the UK too. RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares five facts about our lovely otters.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares five facts about peatlands.

RSPB Scotland's Dave Sexton shares some of the tough realities to be faced for white-tailed eagles. Watch 'Wild Animal Rescue' on Channel 5 today (Thursday 23 January) at 11am and 7pm to see some of the work Mull Eagle Watch do.

RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shared 5 ways you can take part in Big Garden Birdwatch at University or College.

Louise Gunstensen, Senior Conservation Planner, shares RSPB Scotland's response to the 'Blueprint for Scotland' report from the Infrastructure Commission for Scotland.

This week, Shetland Climate Action will present a petition to a full council meeting of Shetland Island Council urging the recognition of the seriousness of the climate crisis.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares five facts about blackbirds.

Hilary Wilson, Community Engagement Officer at Forsinard Flows, tells us a little bit about the dwarf birch, which is represented on the special pin badge celebrating 25 years of RSPB Scotland in the Flow Country.

Big Garden Birdwatch is an opportunity to connect with nature, take part in the world’s largest wildlife survey, and also to spend time with your family. The Birdwatch isn’t just about sitting still and quietly for an hour, there are loads of ways to make it fun and get children excited about nature! RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin some ideas for if you’re doing your Big Garden Birdwatch with children.

RSPB Scotland's Senior Conservation Planner Kate Bellew reviews the campaign to #SaveCoulLinks so far and discusses the importance of taking action for this triple protected wildlife site against a backdrop of increasing global concern for the environment.

RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares some ideas for what do to with your Christmas tree when twelfth night rolls around.

RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares five ways you can take part in this years Big Garden Birdwatch from the 25th - 27th January, even if you don't have a garden yourself!

It's that time where we begin planning what we want to do and achieve in the next year. To help inspire you with your goals here are some of the fun wildlife resolutions from some of the staff here at RSPB Scotland. We hope you have a happy new year!

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares 5 facts about house sparrows, which have been the top spotted bird in Scotland for every Big Garden Birdwatch since 2012.

RSPB Scotland’s Molly Martin highlights just some of the amazing robins to be found around the world.

RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares some tips for dealing with Christmas waste.

John Bowler, RSPB Scotland’s Tiree Officer, shares the story of Tiree’s visiting oystercatchers from Ireland and Wales.

RSPB Scotland's Kirsty Nutt outlines the current picture for corn buntings across their four Scottish strongholds.

Christmas is a time we associate with family, friends, food… and animals! Animals have played key roles in Christmas from the nativity, through to carols, and movies! RSPB Scotland’s Molly Martin has rounded up our most iconic Christmas animal characters, what do you think of our list? Let us know if we missed your favourite in the comments!

As we approach the publication of the long-awaited independent review of grouse moor management in Scotland, the so called “Werritty Review”, which is looking at grouse moors in Scotland can be managed sustainably and within the law, Duncan Orr-Ewing, Head of Species and Land Management at RSPB Scotland reflects on why we have reached this point.

Big Garden Birdwatch 2020 is on the horizon! RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares some Scots names for our birds so you can impress your friends and family on the day.