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Nature’s Advocates: COP27: a reflection

Dora Querido

COP27 was touted as the implementation COP, the Africa COP that would put the priorities of the most…
- 21 Nov 2022
Conservation Action: The conservationist's dilemma: an update on the science, policy and practice of the impact of predators on wild birds (9)

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As a nature conservation organisation our aims are framed in terms of maintaining and enhancing populations…
- 21 Nov 2022
RSPB England : Change for change’s sake is a big mistake!

England Policy and Advocacy Team

Today’s blog - written by Jess Chappell, England Senior Policy Officer – introduces a brand…
- 21 Nov 2022
Conservation Action: Saving the largest continuous wetland in the Caribbean from destruction

Jos Ashpole

In today’s blog we’re hearing from Sustainable Cayman, a non-profit group for sustainability…
- 18 Nov 2022
Saving Nature With Science: Understanding changes in Swift breeding success and survival

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

Today’s blog is by Tom Finch, Senior Conservation Scientist, on a new paper which teases out the…
- 17 Nov 2022
Scottish Nature Notes: What do Investment Zones mean for Scotland?

Molly Martin

We shed some light on what we know about the UK Government’s proposed Investment Zones and what they…
- 16 Nov 2022
Conservation Action: Working with golf courses to create greenspaces for nature

Jos Ashpole

In today’s blog, Marie Athorn, Business Conservation Adviser at the RSPB talks about how the RSPB is…
- 16 Nov 2022
Saving Nature With Science: Phenomenal seabird breeding success on Gough Island

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

In 2021 a large consortium of conservation organisations led by RSPB and Tristan da Cunha tried to eradicate…
- 15 Nov 2022
Nature’s Advocates: COP27 mid-point: How’s it all going?

Dora Querido

At the mid-way point of this year’s climate summit – COP27 – we're pausing to reflect on progress so…
- 14 Nov 2022

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