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RSPB England : Campaigning for nature in 2024: what your voices achieved

England Policy and Advocacy Team

Citizens, members of the public, campaigners – however we choose to define ourselves, our voices play…
- 29 Nov 2024
Scottish Nature Notes: Scottish Biodiversity Strategy: Our response and what it means for nature

RSPB Scotland

The Scottish Government has published the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy and its first Delivery Plan…
- 27 Nov 2024
Farming: Nature friendly farming as a business opportunity - RSPB at Oxford Farming Conference 2025

Kathryn Smith

Join RSPB at Oxford Farming Conference, where we will be hosting a 'Building Resilience through Nature…
- 27 Nov 2024
Scottish Nature Notes: The future of National Parks in Scotland

RSPB Scotland

With a new National Park proposed in Galloway next year Area Manager Andrew Bielinski, who covers Dumfries…
- 26 Nov 2024
Nature’s Advocates: How to build a global nature market

Jet Woodwards

Can markets do the heavy lifting on paying for nature? Who pays is after all one of the knottiest problems…
- 26 Nov 2024
Farming: Working with farmers for the conservation of rare and endangered species in North-West Wales

Kathryn Smith

North-West Wales has many special habitats including wet grasslands, fens, soft cliffs, sand dunes, maritime…
- 25 Nov 2024
Farming: Top tips for winter

Kathryn Smith

Agriculture Advice Manager Richard Winspear provides some thoughts on things you can be doing over the…
- 21 Nov 2024
Conservation Action: Distant Water Fleets: Out of sight, out of mind

Jos Ashpole

This World Fisheries Day (21 November), Oliver Yates, Head of the International Marine Programme at the…
- 21 Nov 2024
Farming: In the wrong place at the wrong time: using DNA tools to protect vulnerable beneficial species.

Kathryn Smith

A team of research scientists from the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology are working with the RSPB…
- 19 Nov 2024

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