Items Tagged 'Rspb'

• Its not just about getting muddy at the RSPB
• Reaction: Independent Grouse Moor Review does not go far or fast enough to tackle raptor crimes
• Are your garden birds here for a season’s greeting?
• New maps reveal hotspots of seabird activity during breeding season
• Buzzard poisoned in Peak District National Park
• New report reveals hedgehogs, yellowhammers and dragonflies at risk post-EU Exit
• Oxford-Cambridge rail scheme’s “net gain” commitment shows HS2 failing nature
• RSPB Scotland welcomes new strategy to restore nature
• Environment Minister Edwin Poots visits Belfast’s Window on Wildlife to announce £2.2 million for 24 environmental projects across Northern Ireland
• New research shows overall benefits for birds from restoring native woodland
• Put down your shears and protect wildlife
• UK’s first ‘super’ National Nature Reserve created on Purbeck Heaths
• House sparrows hold on to the Big Garden Birdwatch number one spot in Northern Ireland
• Birds nesting in ‘eggstraordinary’ places
• UK Crane population reaches its highest level for over 400 years
• Chance of a rosy future with record year for roseate terns
• Good weather sees corncrake calling on Rathlin island two weeks early
• RSPB launches new swift mapper app and calls on public to help save one of the fastest birds in our skies
• Bird of prey persecution crimewave during lockdown
• Wildlife charities unite in position against Sizewell C
• Quarantine measures help RSPB scientists confirm positive result for project to protect one of UK’s rarest species
• Restoring nature-rich habitats helps offset UK carbon emissions
• New research reveals huge public support for putting nature at the heart of Coronavirus recovery plans
• New species extinction target proposed for global nature rescue plan
• Oxford to Cambridge Arc: a chance for housebuilding to support a green recovery by protecting and restoring nature
• Twenty-five thousand jobs could be created through government investment in a green recovery
• The RSPB is asking you to share what you’re appreciating in the world around you
• RSPB Scotland supports Crofters and Farmers to protect corncrakes
• Two spaniels poisoned by ‘Nidderdale cocktail’ in bird of prey crime hotspot
• Morlais tidal energy project risks future of Anglesey’s marine wildlife
• Nature’s recovery is crucial to Scotland's recovery
• Success as UK Government is compelled to act on overseas deforestation
• Drastic planning reforms could destroy nature’s future
• Rare birds raise chicks in Suffolk for first time in over 300 years
• RSPB calls out UK’s lost decade for nature as the UN reveals ten years of missed targets
• Critical evidence is missing from Sizewell C application say wildlife charities
• Birdcrime: The law has failed our birds of prey
• Mayors, councils, local communities, and RSPB unite in support of the call to urgently ban peatland burning on grouse moors
• Record-breaking year for roseate terns
• The RSPB announces call for new regulation of gamebird shooting
• Colouring in the margins: Discovering the arable habitat and resources to help
• Government under increasing pressure to ban burning on England’s peatlands
• Nature being prescribed in Edinburgh to support health and wellbeing
• Two decades of nature friendly farming see bird numbers soar more than ten times
• Plans for Portsmouth ‘super peninsula’ should be binned not backed, say wildlife charities
• Transformational peatland strategy needed to tackle Scotland’s nature and climate crisis
• Scottish Parliament fails to declare a Nature Emergency
• Environmental groups and Monty Don write to Government calling for end to use of peat compost
• RSPB Scotland responds to Scottish Government statement on Independent Review of Grouse Moor Management
• Keeping a watchful eye on our waterbirds - the Wetland Bird Survey
• RSPB Scotland welcomes seabird safe havens, but questions why Orkney sites are missing
• New analysis shows that burning of moorlands is the biggest threat to England’s most important places for wildlife
• Competition launched to honour RSPB founder Emily Williamson with statue
• Scientists call for a robust goal for species
• New RSPB report: invest in nature to creates jobs, boost biodiversity and save lives
• New report reveals declines in UK’s woodland birds
• Reported in the Telegraph: Boris Johnson’s flagship Environment Bill is to be delayed by at least six months, after ministers ran out of time to pass it in Parliament.
• Two thirds of UK found solace in watching birds and hearing their song over lockdown, survey reveals
• Scottish crane population hits record high
• Developing my career in the environmental sector through volunteering
• Almost 2 million acres of GB grassland lost as woodland and urban areas expand
• New maps reveal how the UK could deliver the 2 billion trees recommended by government advisors
• Endangered seabird inches closer to extinction on UK Overseas Territory
• Research shows nature's recovery can create 7,000 new jobs in Scotland
• Economic benefits of protecting nature now outweigh those of exploiting it, study shows
• Wildlife haven protected as theme park threat looms
• RSPB Scotland welcomes Scottish Government response to Independent Deer working group
• 2020 - A huge success for seabirds on England’s south coast
• 1 million take part in record-breaking RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch
• Puffins in peril as new report shows a quarter of birds across the island of Ireland are now Red-listed
• Rare insect found in Cairngorms
• Pony poo for conservation at RSPB headquarters
• Restoring Our Earth by Removing Litter
• 2020: an amazing year for wildlife on RSPB reserves
• Will threatened albatross chick survive after invasive mice killed its mother?
• CRAKE-ING NEWS: Four calling corncrakes confirmed on Rathlin Island
• From bare ground to buzzing! RSPB shows how to bring wildlife to your doorstep
• A tale of two warblers
• New report shows the UK is the least effective G7 member at protecting nature
• Stark reminder to new MSPs of the action needed to tackle the nature and climate emergency
• Europe’s first stoat detection dogs arrive in Orkney
• Golden eagles breeding again in Orkney after almost 40 years
• Unleash nature’s potential: Nature restoration could generate £6.4 billion a year in benefits to the UK
• Garden birds need our help as temperatures soar, says the RSPB
• Saving the cloud forest: Funding announcement will restore ‘most precious wildlife site on UK soil’
• Hen harriers have best breeding season in over a decade
• New research sheds light on crimes against birds of prey in Wales
• UK failing to protect land for nature
• Oxfordshire celebrates first crane fledgling in 500 years
• Glasgow to Globe: how saving nature could save people and the planet
• Major conservation project for Rathlin Island gets green light
• Peatland restoration brings back rare birds after twenty years
• New report reveals pollution is biggest threat to wildlife on our waterways  
• Transform our towns into green jungles to protect homes from extreme weather and boost nature
• Scotland’s climate targets are at risk of going up in smoke
• Nation’s largest landowners join government in unprecedented summit to tackle climate crisis
• Thousands of rare insects released in the Cairngorms to boost critically endangered population
• Future looking rosy for roseate terns with record breeding year
• Birdcrime report reveals birds still targeted in Wales
• BASC respond to RSPB Birdcrime report