In honour of Go Green Week , we've handed the climate blog over to colleagues to share what they are doing in their own lives to make a difference. Here's Wendy Johnson, a media officer based at The Lodge, talking about her love of swapping...

For the first time in almost 150 years, red kites are breeding again in Aberdeen. This is so exciting and a little unexpected at this stage of the project so we are all delighted! the picture to the right is our two little stars which have grown so much...

The latest UK Wild Bird Indicators, published by Defra, the RSPB and the BTO, were released yesterday. The data covers farmland, woodland, wetland and sea birds, and worryingly shows turtle dove populations fell 21 percent between 2009 and 2010. It's...

It probably won’t have escaped your attention that we’ve been talking a lot about wind this week. I’ll be honest – it’s confused a few people. Some have called it a ‘change’ in the RSPB’s position. And some...

For the past three summers, the RSPB has become increasingly concerned about razorbill and guillemot deaths reportedly caused by the birds drowning in fishing nets set for salmon and sea trout in Filey Bay, North Yorkshire. If left unchecked, this has...