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9 February 2012
The search for wildlife friendly farmers across the South East is on as the RSPB launches its annual Nature of Farming Award.
The RSPB is calling on birdwatchers, walkers, anglers and water sports enthusiasts in England and Wales to minimise disturbance to groups of ducks, geese, swans and wading birds until the freezing conditions ease
8 February 2012
RSPB Scotland warns cuts to agriculture could cost Scotland dearly
The RSPB believes that Northern Ireland’s farmers are well placed to lead the way in delivering the European Commission’s priorities of ‘Sustainable management of natural resources and climate action’.
With the lambing season in full swing, the RSPB is reassuring farmers that red kites do not pose any threat to lambs. These spectacular birds are once again making themselves at home in Northern Ireland after an absence of 200 years.
7 February 2012
Local youngsters are being encouraged to find out about wild birds during the half-term holidays.
RSPB WildPix challenge now open as part of the British Wildlife Photography Awards
6 February 2012
To learn more about wildlife on their land, farmers can join the RSPB Volunteer and Farmer Alliance Project, providing free farm surveys
Early indications show speedy response from islanders gave birds the best chance, but too early to tell long-term effects on the population.
3 February 2012
On Thursday 2 February, the RSPB took over the management of a core area of Pagham Harbour Local Nature Reserve from West Sussex County Council, in a move that helps secure a sustainable future for the site.
After weeks of calls reporting wildlife enjoying ‘balmy’ weather, RSPB Cymru is now braced for more traditional winter enquiries and is urging the public to provide food, water and shelter for garden birds.
The RSPB has launched its annual search to find the farmer that does the most for nature.
2 February 2012
A multiagency operation investigating alleged crimes against peregrine falcons has been launched across four police areas in England and Wales.
A visit to a wetland is a journey to another world. Every bit as teeming and exotic as a jungle, alive with buzzing, flitting insects, the call and splash of birds, tall rushes, colourful meadow blooms and swaying grasses.
RSPB issues cold weather warning
After weeks of calls reporting wildlife enjoying ‘balmy’ weather, the RSPB is now braced for more traditional winter enquiries and is urging the public to provide food, water and shelter for garden birds.
1 February 2012
The RSPB's backing plans for a supersewer tunnel beneath the Thames to safeguard wildlife from toxic sewage overspills.
31 January 2012
Thanks to money from Viridor Credits Environmental Company, through Pennon Environmental Fund, the RSPB has been able give a facelift to visitor facilities at its popular Bowling Green Marsh Nature Reserve in Topsham, Devon.
SPB Cymru is issuing a challenge to the Welsh Government to ensure that its new approach to environmental management as set out in its Green Paper - Sustaining a Living Wales will improve the delivery of nature conservation to halt and reverse the declines in Wales’ wildlife.
