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Scottish Nature Notes: Reflecting on mountain hare licencing, one year on

Yvonne M

One-year since mountain hares in Scotland were given protected status we reflect on how we got here and…
- 1 Mar 2022
RSPB England : Wild England: What to see and where to see it in March

RSPB England

What better way to spend time than with Mother Nature this Mother’s Day? RSPB England shares the top…
- 1 Mar 2022
Saving Nature With Science: What are the main drivers that affect populations of European mountain and upland bird species?

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

In a new guest blog published today, Riccardo Alba, PhD Student at the University of Turin discusses…
- 1 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Help nature to help ourselves: IPCC report shows climate change is hitting wildlife hard

Dora Querido

The report highlights that climate change is being felt across the world and the costs of impacts are…
- 28 Feb 2022
RSPB England : Wild Fell, a story of nature and people in our uplands

England Policy and Advocacy Team

Wild Fell is a new book, published by Doubleday, from Lee Schofield, who works for the RSPB at Haweswater…
- 28 Feb 2022
RSPB England : Creating wetlands of the future

RSPB England

Wetlands are amazing places, home to an array of wildlife. Discover how we’re working with partners to…
- 27 Feb 2022
The RSPB magazine uncovered: Nature sights: Well I wasn’t expecting that!

Jenny Soni

We’ve loved hearing the stories you’ve been sending to us after reading the article in Nature’s Home…
- 25 Feb 2022
Scottish Nature Notes: Making the case for corvids

Ian M

From green-fingered jays to traffic-conscious crows, here are some fun facts about every corvid in Scotland…
- 25 Feb 2022
Scotland Director’s Blog: Good Food Nation

Ian M

A healthy and functioning natural world is key to our food system. As the Good Food Nation Bill makes…
- 23 Feb 2022

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