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Join RSPB Cymru for an intimate Date with Nature Not a far cry from some of the more interesting sights seen in Wales’ pubs and bars on a Saturday night, the peculiar mating dance of the Black Grouse is something not to be missed. The head dip, rear up and flailing feather could very well...

As a member of the Advisory team here in Wales, an important part of my job is to work with farmers to promote farm management that creates and maintains habitats to benefit birds and other wildlife. Since the 1970’s, a variety of different factors have seen the 19 farmland bird indicator species...

Newport Wetlands launches first sponsored walk If multiple marathons or cycling the length of the UK aren’t your thing, there’s a new, easier way, to support those in your community – take a gentle stroll around one of south Wales’ best wildlife wonders. This year...

As well as busy year for RSPB Cymru, 2011 sees some exciting political events in Wales - namely a referendum (or possibly 2!) and the upcoming Welsh General Elections. To make it easier for you to decide which party deserves your vote on May 5 th I’ve been asking the four main party Environment...

RSPB Cymru staff, volunteers, and friends from all over south Wales joined together in Cardiff to kick off the Centenary celebrations last week. The event coincided with ‘Diwrnod Santes Dwynwen’ – the Welsh Valentine’s day - on the 25 th January to mark RSPB Cymru’s love...

It’s been a successful year for RSPB Cymru, over 300,000 people have visited our reserves, 9,000 children have enjoyed education experiences at our field teaching sites, numbers of lekking black grouse males have increased to 230 - the largest number of male birds since 2002, the Welsh red kite...