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The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds is seeking to hire an 'experienced contractor' to hunt foxes with dogs and capture crows using live bait traps, documents reveal. The bird protection ...

The RSPB have been accused of disturbing protected birds in an SSSI on an island off the Northumberland Coast by landing a wheeled boat on the beach there. The charity purchased an "innovative" ...

Find out how you can help nature by taking part in this fun event RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch weekend has officially arrived. But what is it and how can members of the public take part in 2024? Here’s ...

Birds are at risk in freezing temperatures, with gardeners and wildlife enthusiasts doing their best to assist. Feeders come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but the RSPB has singled out one as being ...

Bird lovers can help look after their local wildlife by placing a ping-pong ball in their garden. According to the Royal ...

THE Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has launched a new Curlew Live nestcam project. The conservation charity is hoping the project will help shine the spotlight on one of Northern Ireland’s ...

Conservationists are celebrating a record year for a rare wetlands bird at a West Yorkshire nature park. The RSPB said 2023 saw a surge in breeding pairs of Black-necked grebes, with 30% of the UK ...

Feeding birds in your garden can be a rewarding experience, helping them to survive and providing a safe space for them to raise their chicks. You could even enhance ...

The RSPB has urged anyone with a garden to take three simple steps to rescue species that are vanishing at a worrying pace. The charity explained that people can act this autumn to make a significant ...

RSPB Minsmere are worried about the environmental impact of a new nuclear power station A nature reserve says it is worried for the future of its wildlife if a new nuclear power station goes ahead.