Albatrosses and seabirds are dying in unsustainable numbers in the Atlantic swordfish and tuna fisheries. The RSPB is taking the fight to Brazil to campaign for better protection for these seabirds.
Wildlife conservation in Derbyshire and around the globe is the focus of a talk by the RSPB’s Chief Executive, Graham Wynne in Derby on Wednesday 11 November.
Government figures released today (0ct 29, 2009) give a mixed picture of the fortunes of farmland birds in England with a continued downward trend in populations, but some tentative signs of recovery.
We’re pleased to wish Natural England a Happy Third Birthday. We hope that, in another three years time, we can give it an even bigger party – and raise a toast to an even more secure future for England’s wildlife.
Renting out one of your rooms or moving in with friends are options that many people have taken during the recession but it seems some wildlife has had the same idea.
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Moorland landscape with heather in August - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com, Ref: 2003-5469-009) Curlew feeding in grassy field - Steve Round Red admiral on Michaelmas daisy - Chris Gomersall (rspb-images.com)
Bird illustrations by Mike Langman (RSPB)