New season, new menu

With winter on the way, Jamie Wyver explains why it will soon be time to bring seeds and nuts back to your feeders

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Hen Harrier: dancer of the skies

Hen Harriers in the UK are blighted by persecution. But as Will Hayward reveals, satellite tagging is helping to protect these astonishing, acrobatic hunters – and shedding new light on their lives

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Gardens for nature: back to where it began

Adrian Thomas meets the pioneer of wildlife-friendly gardening

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Wingman: sharing the joy of birds

Simon owes much of his passion for birdwatching to a generous friend so, in kind, he passes on his knowledge to others

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Female Hen Harrier diving with nesting material
Hen Harrier: dancer of the skiesIn depthSaving nature

Hen Harrier: dancer of the skies

Hen Harriers in the UK are blighted by persecution. But satellite tagging is helping to…
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New season, new menu

A bird-feeding update as winter approaches
Gannets diving in the water and some circling above, with Bass Rock in the background
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Boost for wildlife as RSPB nature reserve network grows

The RSPB has purchased new land to expand where it can restore habitats and safeguard…
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The wildfires of summer 2026

The devastation of the UK’s wildfires and how they can be prevented in future
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RSPB news roundup (Autumn/Winter 2026)

What we achieved together for nature across the UK this season
RSPB Annual report 2025-26.
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RSPB annual accounts 2025–26

A year of record income helps secure a resilient future for nature
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Gardens for nature: back to where it began

Step inside the glade of wildlife-friendly gardening pioneer, Chris Baines
A Great Tit perched in a tree with mostly bare branches
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Wingman: sharing the joy of birds

Simon passes the precious gift of birdwatching that was given to him, onto others
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Protecting areas for nature, and us

Protected landscapes are essential to help a positive future for nature
A male Pied Flycatcher is perched in the fork of a tree in blossom
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Creating a refuge for nature

How is climate change affecting wildlife, and what can we do to help?
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Life on the Red List

How the RSPB is working to save some of the UK’s rarest birds
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The Corncrake: a life of hide and seek

The mysterious Corncrake faces many unseen challenges. Find out how we can help their survival