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Roosting rooks create a stir in North Kent

19 November 2009

A flock of rooks at the RSPB’s Northward Hill Reserve is delighting visitors with their aerial display as they return in their thousands to roost at dusk.

Farnham Heath RSPB reserve, Tilford Woods

RSPB reserves not just for birds

18 November 2009

The RSPB’s Farnham Heath restoration project is seeing heather seeds germinating and rare heathland wildlife such as woodlarks, tree pipits, nightjars and sand lizards returning.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

RSPB reserves not just for birds

18 November 2009

The RSPB’s popular Pulborough Brooks Reserve in the scenic Arun valley has a huge variety of species to see.

Starlings fly into Brighton for a winter holiday by the sea

17 November 2009

Large numbers of starlings are arriving from as far away as Scandinavia to join their native cousins as they roost for the winter.

White-tailed eagle

With Tooth and Claw

17 November 2009

Predators mean different things to different people. To many people, predators are symbolic of a wildness we once knew, they are key to the ecological integrity of our countryside. To others, predators are considered rivals for our game interests; they’re an inconvenient drain on resources and compromise our leisure pursuits.

Starling perched on wall

Schools in for a tweet with free wildlife project

16 November 2009

School children in the West Midlands now have a new way of getting closer to birds and wildlife thanks to funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Cliffs being battered by a stormy sea

COACH AVAILABLE TO GET YOU TO THE WAVE

13 November 2009

Coach seats are available to get you to The Wave climate rally in London on Saturday 5 December.

Wind farms, nr Burnley, close up, blades frozen

CLIMATE HEROES JOIN 'THE WAVE' FLOODING LONDON

13 November 2009

Wildlife lovers and climate heroes set to march in London to urge end to climate chaos...

Brighton to Newhaven Cliffs should get protection under Marine Act

12 November 2009

The passing of a Marine and Coastal Access Act this week has been welcomed by the RSPB as a way of safeguarding wildlife above and below the waves.

Shag sitting on nest, Farne islands

Act is for action: RSPB calls for protection of marine sites

10 November 2009

The Royal Assent of the Marine and Coastal Access Act provides the catalyst necessary for the designation of sites to protect our unique wildlife treasures.

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