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Have you visited Bempton Cliffs recently?

The RSPB is helping Humberside Police with the investigation into the disappearance of 18-year old Russell Bohling who lives in the West Ella area of Hull.

Call for world's largest marine reserve

More than 275,000 people and leading scientific and conservation organisations from the UK and around the world have called on the UK government to establish a protected area in the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT), which is comprised of the Chagos Islands and its surrounding waters.

The benefits of fresh air

The benefits of fresh air as part of a child’s education need a higher profile if the next generation is to be healthy, active and environmentally conscious, according to the RSPB.

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Fluffy lapwing chick - Steve Round
Flock of golen plover - Richard Bedford
Spotted flycatcher close up - Nigel Blake