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Find out how to manage your land in a wildlife-friendly way and provide features to attract specific species. We also offer habitat management training courses.
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The RSPB manages more than 300 man-made islands at its wetland reserves. Islands provide nesting, roosting and loafing sites secure from land-based predators. Find out how to make your own. More... |
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Are you interested in the best way to manage farmland hedgerows for wildlife? More... |
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The bittern is a shy species, favouring wetlands dominated by common reed. Find out how you can help them on your land. More... |
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The nightjar is now a scarce breeding bird of lowland heathland, forest clearings and clearfells, and in coppice woodland. Read more about how you can manage your land with them in mind. More... |
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The woodlark is a rare breeding bird in Britain. Careful land management has already helped increase the number of woodlarks, but there's still more to be done. More... |
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Gorse is very important for birds and for invertebrates. Find out how to manage it successfully. More... |
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Rafts are a useful way of providing island habitat in areas of deep or fluctuating water levels. Find out how to construct your own. More... |
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Scrub on chalk and limestone grassland is an integral part of the landscape. When well managed, it is thinly spread across open grassland, generally covering up to 5% of an area. More... |
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Lowland wet scrub is generally dominated by grey willow, along with other native or introduced willow varieties (eg goat willow, crack willow, osier). More... |
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A full list of advisory materials that can be obtained free of charge from the RSPB can be seen by clicking on this link. More... |
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