RSPB Film showcases the work of our multi award winning Film Unit - an in-house production team formed in 1953. A selection of their most celebrated films are available here for the very first time.

Abernethy nature reserve Richard Thaxton and Clare Wordley delight in the magnificent ospreys that have been returning to Loch Garten since 1959. More...

Albatross - the end of the line? This film charts the tragic effects that longline fishing is having on these majestic ocean wanderers. More...

Trailer for Born to fly Watch the trailer for the RSPB Film unit's latest spectacular film charting the epic journey of the European crane. More...

The great Caledonian forest The 200 year vision to extend the ancient Caledonian forest at Abernethy nature reserve. More...

Chris Packham visits Titchwell Marsh Wildlife presenter and RSPB Vice President Chris Packham visits Titchwell Marsh to open the new Parrinder hide and is amazed by its modern, bold design. More...

Coastal change at RSPB Titchwell Marsh Robert Coleman, Senior Site Manager at RSPB Titchwell Marsh talks about the changes underway at the site and how this work is helping combat the threats from climate change and coastal erosion. More...

Crane Country The Great Crane Project team has ambitious plans to re-introduce European cranes to the south west of England, helping to restore a healthy population throughout the UK. More...

Education and nature For 60,000 school children, the RSPB’s field-teaching programme is likely to be their first close encounter with nature. More...

Forsinard Flows: the undiscovered country This film captures the beauty and magic of one of Europe's last unspoilt wild places: the peatlands of Caithness and Sutherland. More...

Freiston Shore: Back to Nature At Freiston Shore, in Lincolnshire, the sea has been allowed to breach the sea wall to re-create the original saltmarsh landscape. More...

The great sparrow mystery Julian Pettifer explores some of the causes as to why house sparrow numbers are declining in our cities and offers some suggestions as to how their survival chances can be improved. More...

Hen harrier: An appeal for help Due mainly to illegal killing, the hen harrier is Britain's most endangered bird of prey, with only 10 pairs breeding successfully in England in 2008. More...

Henderson Island Restoration Project The story of how a ground-breaking conservation project attempted to clear Henderson Island of introduced rats that have devastated populations of breeding birds. More...