
Our Success stories
The RSPB has been able to accomplish some amazing things with your help. From seabirds bouncing back from the brink, to changing our building habits to accommodate nature, read about our successes here.
In this section
World Conservation Day
A precious reminder of how valuable our natural world is.

The eagle with the sunlit eye
White-tailed eagles were driven to extinction in the UK, but with help, they’ve been making a comeback.

Why would you tickle a cricket?
In the 1980s, there were only around 100 field crickets left in the UK. Here’s how they came back from the brink.

A growing buzz
The great yellow bumblebee is one of the UK’s rarest bees. But thanks to people power they're making a comeback.

The remarkable albatross
Here's how the RSPB's Save the Albatross campaign has reduced albatross bycatch rates by up to 98% in some areas.

A triumph for conservation
The incredible comeback of red kites has to be one of the UK’s biggest conservation success stories.

The race to save vultures
Vultures have been heading fast towards extinction, with far-reaching consequences.

The footless swift
In the last 20 years, more than half of our swifts have vanished. We're working to change that.

The ubiquitous sparrow
House sparrows are a familiar garden birds, but for some time now it's been clear that not all is well.

A rosy looking future
Pushed to the brink, roseate terns are making a comeback. Read their story.
