As we come to the end of the year RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor takes a look back at some of our highlights.

Wildlife features heavily in many Christmas traditions. In this blog RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares some facts about the wildlife we hear about in the songs of Christmas.

RSPB Scotland's Eleanor Davison shares some of the things that make the Orkney Nature Festival so special now that the 2020 dates have been announced.

Our annual Nature of Scotland Awards recognising Scotland's nature heroes took place this week. RSPB Scotland's Joanne Simpson tells us more about the amazing people and projects who took home awards on the night.

We offer a brief summary of the key findings and discuss their implications in the context of the wider and growing challenge of increasingly environmentally unsustainable practices on intensive grouse moors, including illegal killing of raptors, the unnecessary culling of mountain hares and the burning of blanket bog habitats.

With the short, cold days, and the long, also cold, nights… it can be easy to think winter is a time when everything stops. Although it may seem everything is slowing down, and the skies loom with a constant threat of frost, here are a few examples that life persists through the colder months from RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin.

Amongst the cold and the grey there is still a wealth of amazing nature to be seen throughout the winter months! RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares five of our highlights from winters incredible nature.

While some of our nature settles down or takes off elsewhere when the cold sets in, a whole new host of nature brings life across our landscapes. RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor tells us about 5 of our winter waders.

It’s easy to associate the snow bunting with winter – it’s in the name! Find out five facts about this wintery bird in this blog from RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor.

Old Curiosity's co-founder Hamish Martin shares how RSPB Scotland's Forsinard Flows has inspired 'Wild', their latest gin which helps support RSPB Scotland's work.

We’re a nation of bird lovers, and feeding the birds is one the best ways to get close up views of some of our favourite garden species. It’s okay to feed the birds all year round, but for many people, winter is the season to dust off the bird table and stock up on their seed supplies. RSPB Scotland's Jenny Tweedie shares some things you should know about feeding the birds.

RSPB Scotland's Jenny Tweedie shares five facts about RSPB Scotland's Loch Leven reserve.

RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin tells us all about the berries that tempt our birds and other wildlife in autumn.

It's the time of the year to get spooky! RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares 5 of nature's best Halloween looks.

It's not just leaves falling from our trees this season! RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares tips and tricks for identifying some common nuts you find in autumn as well as some interesting facts.

Fergus Cumberland, Visitor Experience Manager at Loch Garten, explores the mystery of the swathes of rowan at Abernethy.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares some facts about the geese that come to roost in Scotland over the Autumn and Winter, and 5 great places you can see them.

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

As Autumn rushes by and many of our now golden trees are already losing their leaves, RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor talks about how autumn transforms the landscape.

As autumn plods along towards winter, the days are getting noticeably shorter and colder. You might be tempted to stay tucked up in bed for 10 extra minutes in the morning, or maybe you’re stocking the cupboards with emergency biscuits and hot chocolate. This is the human equivalent of hibernating; here RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares 5 top hibernation tips from our animal experts.

Rowan is a striking tree, cloaked in mythology and complex ecological relationships. RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares five facts about this autumn superstar.

The incredible Cairngorms are an absolutely stunning part of Scotland filled with special nature and exciting wildlife across every season. RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares some of the autumn nature highlights to look out for in the Cairngorms.

RSPB Scotland's Jenny Tweedie shares five facts about apples.

Duncan Orr-Ewing, RSPB Scotland's Head of Species and Land Management, discusses why Vicarious Liability in Scotland isn’t working and why the Independent Grouse Moor Review urgently needs to come up with strong and workable recommendations to tackle raptor crimes.

Calum Murray, former Community Liaison Officer of the Galloway Kite Trail, tells us what's in store for the future.