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  • Blog post: Stamp out the slaughter

    Photo: Grahame Madge (rspb-images.com) Black browed albatrosses (like those above) are stunning birds. A pure white head with a black eye line that any 60's model would have been proud of, and an impressive wingspan of up to 2.5m (around 8 feet in old money). Like other albatrosses they mature...
  • Blog post: Step up for sharks and shearwaters

    This week is European Shark Week , an annual event devoted to raising awareness about shark conservation. And a very good cause it is too! As a keen SCUBA diver, I have been lucky enough to see a good number of sharks. It is always an exhilarating experience. Apex predators produce a tingly rush of adrenaline...
  • Photo: fish supper

    hungry seagull at Bournemouth Beach (West Cliff)
  • Blog post: Birds and bucks

    Check out our Bempton blog for some great news for the area's seabirds and the local economy. Good news is always worth 'puffin' about..... Love seabirds? Then sign our seabird pledge to help protect seabirds at sea. Photo: Chris Gomersall (rspb-images.com)
  • Blog post: Sweatin' for seabirds

    Hello, This is my a first blog post. A truly momentous day. It is thus only fitting that I commence this post the way that all good blog posts should commence: with a photo of two grown men sweating in bird costumes. One in orange pantaloons, the other in white leggings. Fortunately the photographer...
  • Blog post: Hurrah for FishFight – but its not over yet

    Chris Gomersall (rspb-images.com) Its great when people with a high public profile use it well to bring important issues into the public eye. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall did just that when he put his weight behind FishFight , and its making real headway, hurrah! Today Commissioner Damanaki announced...
  • Blog post: Seabird City

    I love my job. I spent yesterday at the wonderful Bempton Cliffs nature reserve. A quarter of a million noisy, smelly majestic seabirds on a 2.5km stretch of the East Yorkshire coast. It was a joy to be able to go out on a boat and mix with the gannets, kittiwakes, puffins, guillemots and razorbills...
  • Blog post: Boobies need support!

    I know, its a corny title..... but hopefully it made you look! Photo: jacintha castora photography, kindly supplied by Galapagos Conservation Trust Today is Blue Footed Booby Day , a day to celebrate and raise funds to help protect these amusing birds and their most famous habitat, the Galapagos...
  • Blog post: Happy birthday!

    Today is the 19th World Oceans Day - a day to celebrate global marine conservation. Check out Martin Harper's blog today for some sobering facts on longline fishing, and find out how our Albatross Task Force (ATF) are working to end the bycatch and bring back many species of albatross from the brink...
  • Blog post: Seizing the moment for our seas

    The state of Europe's seas received significant welcome attention this week with many journalists – including those of the Independ ent , Guardian , Daily Telegraph and BBC News Online - following EU Commissioner Maria Daminaki's comments on the wasteful practice of Europe's fishing...
  • Photo: Gull on Horsey Beach, at Waxham, Norfolk

  • Photo: Gannets over rare underwater chalk habitat at Bempton

  • Photo: Kittiwakes at Bempton Cliffs

  • Photo: Bempton Cliffs seabird colony

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