Scotland has a wealth of wonderful nature across it’s shimmering lochs, endless coast, and beautiful Caledonian forests. RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares 5 things we love about our unique species and environment.

RSPB Scotland's Allie McGregor shares 5 facts to know about cute coal tits!

Born in Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Dr Adam Watson was unique, and in many ways defined a special era of field natural history. A polymath, he was a master of many things – first class scientist, Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, accomplished ski mountaineer, expert on Gaelic place names and the north-east’s history, geography and weather. He was arguably the most knowledgeable Scottish naturalist and ornithologist…

Malcie Smith, Shetland Sites Manager, gives us some insight into the incredible bird life to be seen on Shetland's coasts and discusses some of the important seabirds that might be highlighted on Wild Shetland: Scotland's Viking Frontier.

Big Garden Birdwatch might seem a little out of reach when you don't have your own garden. RSPB Scotland's Allie McGregor talks about some of the different ways she might get involved despite her garden-less flat.

We're incredibly excited that BBC Winterwatch will be showcasing the incredible wildlife of Cairngorms National Park at the end of the month. RSPB Scotland's Jennifer Mullen tells us about the incredible habitat and wildlife to be found there.

The way we eat has an undeniable impact on our environment. The state of nature and wildlife is influenced by how we produce food. RSPB Scotland's Anna Brand talks about how we can make Scotland a Good Food Nation.

Find out all about one of our winter visitors, the brambling, with these 5 facts from RSPB Scotland's Allie McGregor.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor takes a look at why we survey other wildlife as part of Big Garden Birdwatch, and which species might be showing up in your garden.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares some ideas to make your 2019 more planet and nature-friendly.

We tend to think of winter as a quieter time of year for wildlife, with so many creatures hiding away and sheltering from the cold. However the winter months offer opportunities for new species spots. RSPB Scotland's Species and Habitats Officer James Silvey tells us all about one of these creatures, the elusive snow flea.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor explores the beginnings of some traditional Christmas flora and fauna.

RSPB Scotland’s Allie McGregor shares five facts about the special Scottish crossbill.

Heather Beaton, RSPB Scotland Uists Warden, sheds some light on non-native plant removal and why it is so important for protecting our wildlife and unique habitats.

From ants to awards, Cairngorms nature young ambassador and Nature of Scotland Young Nature Champion Award winner, Xander Johnston talks about his last year of volunteering.

Big Garden Birdwatch returns 26th-28th January 2019 and will celebrate a very special anniversary. RSPB Scotland’s Jess Barrett brings you five facts you need to know about this wildlife survey.

RSPB Scotland has been counting black grouse in and around Corrimony nature reserve for many years, and we have seen steady growth in numbers in that time. Site Manager Simon Mclaughlin talks about the important habitat and what is being done to support black grouse.

RSPB Scotland offers internships designed to give a broad range of training and experience needed for a career in conservation. Intern Nicholas Thorsen shares his experience from reserves across the country.

Red Kites are a significant and increasingly visible conservation success story across much of the UK although there remain conservation challenges, particularly in Scotland. RSPB Scotland’s Duncan Orr-Ewing, who has worked on red kite conservation for nearly 25 years, explores these successes and highlights some of the issues that still need to be addressed if this bird’s population is to make a complete recovery.

Scotland is an amazing place for wildlife and with just over a month left of 2018 we’re taking a look back over some of the nature highlights from this year.

Last week we hosted our annual Nature of Scotland Awards recognising Scotland's nature heroes from the past year. Find out all about the amazing work of the winners.

Whether they’re scurrying away to hibernate this winter or out foraging amongst the frost, your garden wildlife can benefit from a helping hand as the days get shorter and the temperature continues to drop. Here are some tips on what you can do in your winter garden to help wildlife.

Fungi are all around us in nature but they don’t always get the reputation they deserve. Here are five facts about fantastic fungi.

This winter will mark our third red kite winter roost observations project. Find out more about the project and why we need you to get involved by sharing your photos.

Calling all red kite photographers in North Scotland! We need your wing-tagged red kite photos!

This winter we are co-ordinating our third ‘red kite winter roost observations project’ in North Scotland and we need your help. We need photos of wing-tagged…

The Endangered Landscapes Programme (ELP) recently announced a £3.75 million grant to support the Cairngorms Connect project of which RSPB Scotland is a project partner. RSPB Scotland's Jennifer Mullen shares more about the project and how the support from ELP will help the project fulfil it's potential.

£3.75m investment announced for Cairngorms Connect – A wild landscape in the making

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