Scientists of the same flock tweet together

Blog by Dr Chiara Ceci, Science Communication Executive, RSPB Centre for Conservation Science When it comes to the question “is using social media useful/important for scientists?” the evidence is...
Scientists show impact of human activity on bird species

A study by Durham University, UK, in collaboration with the RSPB, investigated how human activities such as agriculture, deforestation, and the drainage of wetlands have shaped where bird species are...
What happens when you put 100 RSPB scientists in a room?

I enjoyed finding this out with my annual visit to the RSPB's Conservation Science meeting in Grantham on Wednesday. Unfortunately, I was only able to attend for one day of the three this year, so...
Become a seabird scientist from your sofa

Guest blog by Kirsty Franklin , PhD student at the University of East Anglia If lockdown restrictions have had you missing bustling colonies of seabirds, here is a chance to visit them – albeit remotely...
What Does a Godwit Scientist do in Lockdown?

This latest post has been written by Mo Verhoeven, RSPB Senior Research Assistant, as part of Project Godwit , and was first published on the Back from the Brink website. On January 14th this year,...