This summer's wildfires have left blackened scars across some of the UK's most treasured landscapes, stretched emergency services to the brink and prompted important questions about how prepared the ...

Ospreys have successfully bred on an RSPB nature reserve in England for the first time since the Victorian period as three chicks hatched at RSPB Campfield Marsh in June. Ospreys were persecuted to ...

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 ...

Hen Harriers are one of the most charismatic yet also most threatened bird species nesting in our uplands. The Forest of Bowland has long been their most important breeding stronghold in England ...

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 ...

Firefighting continues in the Cairngorms National Park to contain the fire that began on 15 July. Efforts led by emergency services and supported by RSPB staff, local volunteers, gamekeepers and ...

The Eurasian curlew is threatened with extinction in the UK and Ireland. To help these iconic birds fight back, a group of leading musicians - including David Gray, Talvin Singh, and The Unthanks - ...

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 ...

This week, the RSPB joined with over 40 other conservation organisations to call on the politicians of all parties to act now. Protests were held across the UK on Thursday 28 September with the ...

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 ...