All posts tagged rspb

A new strain of avian pox is taking its toll on garden birds in Britain, reports new research published this week in PLOS ONE.

Scientists from the

Press-release from a coalition of nature organisations detailing the astonishing loss of birds from the UK. It's worth just reflecting that if you were a birdwatcher in the

I originally wrote this post almost a year ago, but given the focus of the RSPB's 'Stepping Up' campaign on current plans to dismantle the 'good' parts

Follow all the latest from this project at www.birdlife.org/sociable-lapwing

One of the most recent conservation organisations to become a range state partner supporting international Sociable Lapwing conservation is BirdLife’s

Check out this disingenuous and hackle-raising banner below for yet another outfit selling migrant birds to shooters who clearly have no concern for the future of one of

There is no doubt at all that the struggle to save the Tana River Delta has been well-fought by both the RSPB and Nature Kenya - and everyone

While we are - rightly I think - concentrating on the continuing killing of raptors and other migrating birds of prey on Malta, British birds (and especially British

The Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur is one of our most iconic summer visitors and is under serious threat. This once frequent summer visitor to the UK is experiencing a catastrophic decline

A conversation with Dr Mark Avery, former RSPB Conservation Director, birder, blogger, and writing dynamo. In this wide-ranging (and often irreverent) chat we discuss 'Fighting for Birds' -