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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
Farming: A look back on 2022 – including our oilseed rape insecticide-free trial

Bridget Gaskill

An opportunity to reflect on the last year at RSPB Hope Farm, by Georgie Bray, Hope Farm Manager.

Winter…
- 10 Nov 2022
Farming: Counting bumblebees for the ‘Volunteer Monitoring of Farm Wildlife’ project

Bridget Gaskill

This year, the RSPB is piloting the Volunteer Monitoring of Farm Wildlife (VMFW) project. Below is a…
- 10 Nov 2022
Nature’s Advocates: 25 YEP Series: A national plan needs local delivery

Dora Querido

Many ambitious local leaders are already making significant progress in delivering the commitments of…
- 10 Nov 2022
Saving Nature With Science: How is environmental DNA helping monitor biodiversity in Gola?

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

Nearly 5,000m away, the Gola Rainforest National Park in Sierra Leone is one of the largest remaining…
- 10 Nov 2022
Nature’s Advocates: RSPB joins complaint against UK Government for not setting environmental targets

Dora Querido

The RSPB and other environmental NGOs are deeply frustrated with the delay in setting legally binding…
- 9 Nov 2022
Conservation Action: How LIFE 100% for Nature is helping chough in Scotland

Jos Ashpole

Chough are iconic birds, with striking red bills and red legs. They were once common around the coast…
- 9 Nov 2022
Scottish Nature Notes: Farming for a World Richer in Nature

Kirsty Nutt

The RSPB’s new report ‘A world richer in nature: Where nature and people can thrive’ sets…
- 7 Nov 2022

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