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Case studies
We are restoring and enhancing the wetland habitat at our Otmoor nature reserve, in Oxfordshire, which is one of the most important wetland sites in central England. A portion of the site is lowland wet grassland within a river floodplain.
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The RSPB is involved in the conservation of a variety of plants and invertebrates on our nature reserves and elsewhere. |  |
Recent documents
Challenge 2010 1.32Mb, PDF Politicians must cut waste - and invest in nature. This document summarises the issues that we will be asking politicians in the next UK parliament to address. The law of the wild: The European Birds Directive 2.14Mb, PDF In celebration of 30 years of the European Birds Directive, this booklet sets out a compelling portfolio of proof
that, in the UK, the Birds Directive has shaped decisions that profoundly affect the natural world. RSPB reserves 2009 2.62Mb, PDF A review of our work on reserves in 2008/09.
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FeaturesConserving biodiversity is about genetic variety, species, habitats and ecosystems. All are important, but it is often most appropriate, practical and effective to focus on species. |  |
Featured document
Lifeline to recovery 1.66Mb, PDF The RSPB's species recovery success in the UK. With foreword from Professor Ian Newton FRS. |
