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Northern Ireland | Co Down kite death an exmaple of why we need action 20 November 2009 Only days after the RSPB NI called for information on the recent poisoning of a wild red kite in County Down, a new EU action plan has been adopted to try to address huge declines in Europe’s red kite population. |
 | Museum world tour takes off 17 November 2009 A new initiative by the RSPB at the newly opened Ulster Museum will take people on a whirlwind tour of conservation across the world. We may not have Ben Stiller, but RSPB’s Jamie Johnston is the next best thing. He will talk crowds through the various environmental challenges that wildlife faces today by using the exhibits in the museum. |
 | Could you become a red kite champion? 16 November 2009 Today the RSPB is inviting schools and community groups from across NI to become a Red Kite Champion by adopting their very own red kite. |
 | Minister's flying visit 13 November 2009 First impressions count, and Portmore Lough, the RSPB’s reserve, was in fine form for its first ever visit by a Northern Ireland Environment Minister two weeks ago. |
 | A burning desire to work with nature 12 November 2009 In 2007, when Amy Burns took a gap year from her zoology course in Liverpool, she volunteered with the RSPB on their reserves in Co Fermanagh. |
| Red kite found poisoned in Co Down 9 November 2009 Wildlife charity the RSPB has said it is shocked and saddened by the discovery of an illegally poisoned red kite. The kite was found dead on 8 October 2009 in Co Down. |
 | The lapwings of Lisnaskea 6 November 2009 Imagine having a whole area of international conservation importance on your doorstep? Would you be in the Amazon, Sumatra or the Grand Canyon? What about Lisnaskea in Co Fermanagh? |
 | Children of Faughvale prepare feast for feathered friends 6 November 2009 What’s a blackbird’s favourite nibble? Which bird is nuts about peanuts? When would you use a birdtable or birdfeeder? That’s the lessons students at Faughanvale school are learning during the countdown to Feed The Birds Day. And already the children are attracting birds aplenty with a feast of healthy treats in their school garden. |
 | On to gate things 6 November 2009 Arguably the best urban bird spectacle in the UK, RSPB’s Belfast Harbour Reserve will be even better for the bird life it supports. |
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