Projects

• Aberdeen red kites
• Bird Conservation Targeting Project
• East Scotland Sea Eagles
• Forest of Bowland
• Northern Ireland Red Kites
• Thames Gateway
• The Ribble estuary
• Tristan da cunha programme
• Uplands

Projects

Aberdeen red kites Red kites are returning to Aberdeen in an exciting new project which will give the public a chance to get closer to these magnificent birds of prey. More...

The Bird Conservation Targeting Project This project collates data from birdwatchers, bird recorders, county bird clubs and national datasets to target management and resources towards important sites for farmland and woodland birds of conservation concern. More...

East Scotland Sea Eagles In August 2009 the third batch of Norwegian white-tailed (sea) eagles were released from a secret location in Fife, as part of a five year reintroduction project for the East Coast of Scotland. Fifteen birds were brought over to Scotland on 26 June, following the release of 30 eagles over the last two years. More...

Forest of Bowland The Forest of Bowland is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) stretching through Lancashire and into Yorkshire. It plays a vital role for many special upland birds - from graceful hen harriers to earth-probing curlews - birds that are in serious decline in other parts of the UK. More...

Northern Ireland Red Kites Red kites are returning to Northern Ireland in an exciting new project which will give the public a chance to get closer to these magnificent birds of prey. More...

The RSPB on the Ribble This is an important time for the Ribble. We are working with a range of partners and communities to protect and restore this wonderful area through the creation of a new reserve and innovative projects for people and wildlife. More...

Uplands The UK uplands are the hills, valleys, moors and mountains that form a distinctive and beloved part of our countryside. The RSPB is calling for a wide-ranging debate on the future of our upland areas. More...

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