RSPB News

The natural world and its threats are constantly changing, as is our work. Keep up-to-date with new research and developments, new threats and challenges, changes at our reserves, fantastic events and great success stories.

Featured news from across the RSPB

Ten things to do for nature and you in ‘22

Here are our ten recommended things to do in ‘22 for nature, and for you.
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Could your GP prescribe you a dose of nature?

The pioneering project supporting people and nature
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Where does our wildlife go in the winter?

From jet setters, to endurance specialists - find out where our wildlife spend the winter months.

How your garden can help red-listed birds

Saving nature starts at home. Here are some simple, important things you can do to help.
Latest news stories

Birds of Conservation Concern

More birds than ever before were placed on the Red list of greatest conservation concern in the latest report. 

Read the report

Climate news

Endangered seabirds put at risk by windfarm approval

The RSPB calls for a new approach in the deployment of offshore windfarms.
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The Glasgow Climate Pact has been signed, what next?

Beccy Speight, chief executive of the RSPB reflects on COP26 and what happens next.
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Saving nature starts at home

Find out what you can do to improve the fortunes of nature on your doorstep

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Garden news

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Become a wildlife guardian this winter

What your garden birds need to make it through to Spring
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Keep your garden birds healthy

Help keep our garden birds, fit, healthy and disease free. Here’s how!
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Tis the season for some nature friendly gardening

Avoid the call of the sofa and give nature a boost this winter

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Saving nature

How to save the willow tit

In damp, ex-industrial pockets of the UK, a determined little bird hangs on to survival.
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A year to be proud of!

Here are some highlights from 2021 of the amazing things that we've achieved together for nature.
More saving nature news
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