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Saving Nature With Science: Cutting-edge camera systems used for seabird conservation work

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

The RSPB Centre for Conservation Science are working in partnership with Seabird Watch, the Department…
- 22 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Nature’s Future series: Can you imagine a Nature Positive world?

Dora Querido

The first of three blogs exploring the RSPB vision for a nature positive future in the UK, what this…
- 18 Mar 2022
Saving Nature With Science: RSPB Scientist awarded Honorary Professorship

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

Dr Jen Smart, the RSPB’s Head of Conservation Science Scotland & Northern Ireland, has been awarded an…
- 18 Mar 2022
Scottish Nature Notes: Five facts about tree sparrows

Ian M

Most of us are familiar with the house sparrows that visit our gardens, but how much do you know about…
- 17 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Legally binding targets for nature - where’s the boldness and ambition we need?

Imogen Dow

Today’s blog is written by Pip Goodwin, Senior Policy Officer in the External Affairs team, on how the…
- 16 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: How Red Tractor standards are failing to drive pesticide reduction

Dora Querido

A new report reveals that Red Tractor – the UK’s largest food standards label – is lagging behind on…
- 16 Mar 2022
Saving Nature With Science: European birds of prey populations suppressed by lead poisoning

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

Poisoning caused by preying on or scavenging animals shot by hunters using lead ammunition has left the…
- 16 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Celebrating a great step forwards for biosecurity in UK

Dora Querido

The creation of a biosecurity team is a significant step forwards for biodiversity conservation in the…
- 11 Mar 2022
Scottish Nature Notes: Public access and disturbance to wildlife

Molly Martin

As the weather warms up, you're likely to be heading outdoors more often. There are loads of amazing…
- 11 Mar 2022

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