The Chancellor has committed to spending £2 billion a year on nature-friendly farming, and £400 million to plant trees and ...

If implemented in its current form, Part 3 of the UK Government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill would see a weakening of nature protections in England. It would put some of our most vulnerable ...

As the film so vividly demonstrates, our ocean has an extraordinary ability to bounce back to life – if we let it. Often all ...

Blessed with a variety of freshwater habitats, Frampton Marsh provides close views of the abundant birdlife of The Wash - the biggest bay in England. Avocets, Redshanks and Skylarks can all be seen in ...

We are deeply concerned about the UK Government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill and together with other experts and NGOs, ...

The current UK Government was elected on a promise to meet legally binding nature targets. Yet funding for nature, and the ...

The RSPB and the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) have come together for the first time to create a stunning show garden at ...

Loch Spynie is one of Moray’s hidden gems. A haven for wildlife and birdwatchers alike, head here for a chance to hear Water Rails squealing in the reedbeds, spot Osprey fishing in the loch, and ...

Nestled at the most southerly point of Scotland, the Mull of Galloway feels like its own wild island. Tread the path to the lighthouse and enjoy spectacular, panoramic views. Ireland, the Isle of Man, ...

A series of squeak-like calls sound out among the reeds. Elegantly long, pink legs totter around the water’s edge. A lon... Spring is in the air and birds are on the move. But some, just like us, ...

Hayle Estuary, the most south westerly estuary in the UK, is home to a wide variety of wetland birds. Nestling in among the town of Hayle, exploring this reserve makes for a perfect afternoon activity ...

If you ask a child where bird’s nest, they are likely to say a tree, hedge or nest box. It’s an image we’ve all grown up with but for some of our most threatened species it’s simply not true. Over ...