Welcome to the Autumn/Winter 2025 Issue

Two people look at thistle banks at a solar farm
Panels and pollinatorsIn depthSaving nature

Panels and pollinators

Inside the solar farms where wildflowers, bees and energy coexist
How to turn your photos into stunning artDiscover wildlifeHow to

How to turn your photos into stunning art

Learn simple watercolour steps with illustrator Liam O’Farrell
Megan McCubbin with some young Brownies cutting a red ribbon in front of an RSPB sign that reads 'We are a proud Swift Street'
RSPB local groups: united by a love of natureIn depthSaving nature

RSPB local groups: united by a love of nature

RSPB local groups are bringing communities together to help wildlife thrive
Bringing the New Forest back to lifeRoundupSaving nature

Bringing the New Forest back to life

Work is underway at RSPB Franchises Lodge to survey species and help the site
Your photos – autumn/winter 2025Your viewsYour photos

Your photos – autumn/winter 2025

The latest photos from readers
The wonder of Winter MothsDiscover wildlifeSpecies

The wonder of Winter Moths

Spot them from Oct to Jan and discover why females don’t fly
An aerial shot of trees and fields at Hope Farm
An organisation unlike any otherCEO: Beccy SpeightSaving nature

An organisation unlike any other

Beccy shares how connected action – powered by members – delivers lasting impact
A group or engineers and RSPB staff stood outside a house
Helping Swifts take flightRoundupSaving nature

Helping Swifts take flight

Openreach teams up with the RSPB to help Red-listed species thrive
A black and white duck with a tuft on the back of its head floating in water, snow falling
Your winter duck guideDiscover wildlifeID challenge

Your winter duck guide

Check out our comprehensive guide to the UK's winter ducks
A flying Manx Shearwater
How we’re saving island speciesIn depthSaving nature

How we’re saving island species

Rare and precious wildlife living on islands is under threat
An albatross sits on a nest on a beach
How long do birds live?Discover wildlifeDesigned by nature

How long do birds live?

The surprising science of who lives longest and why
A flock of juvenile Goosanders sit on a step on the side of a canal
Your say – autumn/winter 2025Your viewsYour say (letters)

Your say – autumn/winter 2025

Read moving, funny and informative letters from other readers like you!