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Scottish Nature Notes: Tuning into nature with Visibility Scotland

Ian M

Visibility Scotland do some amazing work for people affected by sight loss. We had the pleasure of joining…
- 6 Apr 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Why we need to stop the release of lead into our countryside?

Dora Querido

Nick Hawkes writes about the risks lead shot and ammo still poses to people and nature. The RSPB would…
- 4 Apr 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Nature's Future series: How should Government spend it for a Nature Positive world?

Dora Querido

This blog, written by Head of Future Nature Jamie Audsley, is the third in an exciting mini-series exploring…
- 1 Apr 2022
Scottish Nature Notes: Do the Scottish Government’s latest plans for planning deliver for nature?

Kirsty Nutt

Today, RSPB Scotland submitted a response to the Scottish Government’s fourth National Planning Framework…
- 31 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: The long road to COP15: Geneva’s chicken and egg meetings

Dora Querido

Georgina and Fiona reporting back from a set of intense negotiations at the UN. As the latest round of…
- 29 Mar 2022
The RSPB magazine uncovered: Home swift home: How local groups are saving swifts

Jenny Soni

Alasdair McKee

Join the screaming party

The phrase “screaming party” may conjure an image of toddlers…
- 29 Mar 2022
Nature’s Advocates: Nature’s Future series: How much for a Nature Positive future?

Dora Querido

This blog is the second in an exciting mini-series exploring the funding needs behind achieving a nature…
- 25 Mar 2022
Scotland Director’s Blog: A positive step for farming

Molly Martin

Anne talks about why the recently published 'next step in delivering our vision for Scotland as a leader…
- 25 Mar 2022
Saving Nature With Science: Roaring success of UK’s loudest bird

Vanessa Amaral-Rogers

If a bird can be said to skulk, then the bittern skulks. It hides away in reedbeds, peering out of the…
- 25 Mar 2022

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