"Cattle & Curlews" was created by I Am Loud CIC for the JUSTLANZ project, which aims to develop transformative pathways for a just transition to net zero for the UK food-farming sector, considering…

Every year in the UK, lead shotgun ammunition (shot₁) kills 50,000–100,000 wildfowl that ingest it mistakenly for food or grit, and puts at risk...

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Surfaced vehicle tracks are widespread across GB uplands, yet their extent and environmental footprint have until now been poorly quantified. Using remote sensing and a semi-automated detection model...

A new RSPB and British Trust for Ornithology report looks at the impacts on UK birds and the actions we can take to protect them.

We look at how conservation efforts in India have been pivotal to the survival of these birds.

RSPB Conservation Scientist Andrew Stanbury looks at the results of the latest Heathland Bird Surveys.

Managed burning on moorland in the UK led to millions of people being exposed to unsafe levels of fine particulate pollution, according to research led by the University of Leeds and the RSPB.

To mark World Migratory Bird Day, we look at how recording what you see makes a difference.

Little Egrets continue to rise whilst Blue Tits are declining. Read on to learn more about the ups and downs of the UK’s birds.

Geneticists at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) have concluded that Northern rockhopper penguins living in the Atlantic and…

Summer feeding should be paused because this is a time when natural food sources such as caterpillars, bugs and flies, are much more abundant.

Re-wetting drained peat for Typha paludiculture provides a productive, low-emission land use that can support diverse bird communities. Across 28 sites in the Netherlands, breeding bird abundance in ...

To mark International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we speak to six of our Conservation Scientists.