Latest news

Local campaigners call for government to take action over West Midlands rivers as part of national campaign 25 Nov River action campaigners are calling for government to take action ove...

CLIMATE HEROES JOIN 'THE WAVE' FLOODING LONDON 13 Nov Wildlife lovers and climate heroes set to march in London to urge end ...

Waste grant helps Middleton Marsh project 24 Jul On 27 July 2009, work starts on the next stage of an ambitious project...

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Places to visit

There are no reserves or Date with Nature sites in Warwickshire. However, places in these neighbouring counties might interest you:

• Staffordshire (1 place)
• West Midlands (1 place)
• Gloucestershire (2 places)
• Oxfordshire (1 place)

Visit our Reserves or Date with Nature pages for more.

Featured news

Selected local stories from the RSPB.

Local youngsters boxing clever to make 300 new homes for Warwickshire birds 5 Feb The RSPB invites youngsters to join in the half term fun at Ragley Hal...

Has the harsh winter affected birds near you? 29 Jan The RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch - the world’s largest wildlife survey ...

Wave of people from Warwickshire flows to London for UK’s biggest ever climate change march 24 Nov Hundreds of people of all ages from Warwickshire will flow to London o...

Events

Events coming up in the next 7 days.

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Local groups

Meet like-minded people in your local area.

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Birds

The birds special to this area.

Mute swan

Lapwing

See our Bird guide for other species.

About

Warwickshire is a county 'on the up' for wildlife, gazing out over the patchwork fields, you will see a landscape buzzing with bees, bugs and birds.

The south of the county is regionally important for its farmland bids such as the tree sparrow and lapwing, and farmers here team up with us to make wildlife a home on their land.

Water means wildlife in Warwickshire, so wander the rivers, canals and reservoirs, such as Draycote, to see stately swans, dabbling ducks and perhaps even an osprey passing through! Middleton Lakes, a new wetland nature reserve in north Warwickshire, will open soon.

You can even get involved yourself, by joining a local group or Wildlife Explorers club for children and young people. Apparently, Shakespeare himself was a keen birdwatcher!

Add your voice

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Volunteering

Over 14,000 people around the UK give their time for the RSPB. Listed below are just a few ways you can volunteer in the local area.

• A Date With Nature Assistants - Stratford upon Avon town centre
• Event Collector
• Events & Activities Leader - Middleton Lakes
• Visitor Survey Volunteers - Middleton Lakes
• Community Talks Assistant - Middleton Lakes

More opportunities in Warwickshire.

Job vacancies

There are currently no job vacancies in Warwickshire.

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