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RSPB England : Four-hundred-mile bike ride for woman who saved 1 million birds

RSPB England

Andrew Simcock is a keen cyclist and RSPB member, with an ambition to put Emily Williamson, the RSPB…
- 15 Jul 2023
Conservation Action: Action for Chimpanzees: A story of rescue and rehabilitation in Sierra Leone

Jos Ashpole

To mark World Chimpanzee Day (14 July) we’re bringing you an update on a remarkable story from our partners…
- 14 Jul 2023
Scottish Nature Notes: Beaver management in Scotland, what’s really going on?

Molly Martin

Last month NatureScot published their third Beaver Management report. What does this show for this important…
- 13 Jul 2023
Scottish Nature Notes: Five facts about Common Lizards

Molly Martin

Common Lizards are the reptile you’re most likely to come across in Scotland, although as they are very…
- 11 Jul 2023
Nature’s Advocates: Why Policy Matters: Nice news for NACES – better protection beneath the waves

Jet Woodwards

The ocean is vast. Covering more than 70% of the earth, the sheer scale of our marine environments can…
- 10 Jul 2023
Nature’s Advocates: Why business has a crucial role in helping to save nature

Jet Woodwards

As the RSPB's Head of Business Conservation Advice, I know that businesses have a critical role to play…
- 7 Jul 2023
Nature’s Advocates: HPMAs officially designated in England – three jewels for our struggling seas

Jet Woodwards

Yesterday, the 5th of July, a little revolution took place in our seas. Three sites, Allonby Bay, North…
- 6 Jul 2023
Scottish Nature Notes: Harris Tweed meet RSPB Scotland

Ian M

We've partnered up with the Harris Tweed Authority, who have recently developed a series of patterns…
- 6 Jul 2023
Nature’s Advocates: Tax: a neglected tool in the nature emergency?

Jet Woodwards

A potentially powerful and influential tool in a government toolbox for tackling the nature and climate…
- 5 Jul 2023

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