Look for them on almost any pond, lake, river or canal. In August, when they’re unable to fly, they tend to stick to deeper ...

Wildfires are an increasing challenge across the UK, with significant impacts on people, communities, wildlife and the landscapes we all value. Recent fires across England, Scotland, Wales and ...

From children's non-fiction to illustrative books, the Wainwright Prize celebrates exceptional nature and conservation writing across six unique categories. As a proud partner of the Prize, we're ...

We are deeply concerned about the wildfire at our flagship RSPB Minsmere nature reserve. Currently (2pm, Thursday 30 July), the fire is covering an area of around 100ha of heathland on both RSPB and ...

The highest ever number of Nightjars have been recorded on RSPB nature reserves in the UK. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of reserve teams, volunteers and supporters, a record total of 211 were ...

"We are saddened by the death of Bill Oddie, whose love and knowledge of birds inspired millions. Bill was a longstanding Vice President of the RSPB and in 1997 was honoured with the RSPB's most ...

This week, UK Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband delivered a State of Climate and Nature Statement pledging the Government’s commitment to tackle the joint nature and climate crisis ...

International Dawn Chorus Day on Sunday 4 May marks a high point in the birding year and is a celebration of when birdsong is at its brightest and best. This year, we’ve teamed up with RNID – the ...

Last week the Government published its long-awaited delivery plan for how it intends to protect and restore 30% of land for nature by 2030, as part of a landmark global target known as 30 by 30.

Biggest seabird survey in 20 years reveals almost half of UK breeding seabirds are in decline. But it also shows when we take action, they can recover. What is Seabirds Count? Which seabirds are ...

The plan is known as the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, and it aims to secure a nature-positive future by 2030, with a set of measurable targets. We’re now just four years off 2030, ...

With wildfire risk currently extremely high, we urge visitors to take extra care by avoiding any activity that could start a fire and immediately reporting any signs of smoke or fire to 999 to help ...