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What's on the menu? Natural bird feeding and you

How to go beyond the bird feeder and tailor your patch to support local wildlife

 

Revise and refocus: how the RSPB is changing

The RSPB is changing to build a brighter future for nature and humans

 

Listening to nature with hearing loss

David Lindo shares how he hasn't let hearing loss stop him listening to the birds

 

The collateral damage of Red Grouse shooting

Methods used for managing grouse moors affect other parts of the natural world – Aran Burton investigates why this needs to be regulated

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Blue tit landing on Teasel
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What’s on the menu? Natural bird feeding and you

How to go beyond the bird feeder and tailor your patch to support local wildlife
Lapwing nest at Old Moor.
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RSPB news roundup (winter/spring 2025)

A round up of winter/spring 2025 news including a Lapwing boost, influx of waterbirds, Peregrines…
RSPB Forsinard Flows.
Action for natureCEO: Beccy Speight

The balancing act of protecting nature

CEO Beccy Speight talks RSPB Forsinard Flows' new UNESCO status and the Big Garden Birdwatch
Redshank flying
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Results of Redshank breeding survey

Redshank breeding pairs are recovering on the Humber Estuary and north Norfolk
Nature writer and broadcaster Tony Soper smiles in front of an icy landscape.
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Remembering an icon: Tony Soper

Celebrating the life and work of nature writer and broadcaster Tony Soper
Slender-billed Curlew
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Slender-billed Curlew extinction confirmed by scientists

The last irrefutable sighting of the bird was in 1995; study shows a 99.6% chance…
Saiga Antelope
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Kazakhstan project wins prestigious Earthshot Prize

The initiative benefits wildlife such as the Saiga Antelope
People planting reed seedlings
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Revise and refocus: How the RSPB is changing

The RSPB is making some changes to build a brighter future for nature and humans
Author Helen Czerski
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Wainwright Prize winner explores oceans in Blue Machine

Read an excerpt from Helen Czerski's Wainwright Award-winning book, Blue Machine
Helmeted Hornbills in the Harapan rainforest
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Saving nature around the world

Learn about our vital international conservation work in Kenya, Kazakhstan, Sumatra and beyond
An orange dome-shaped sculpture with the pattern of a skein of geese cut into it, forest and mountains in the background.
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Nature in art and sculpture

Did you know that the RSPB nature reserves are home to 18,700 species of wildlife?…
Ringed Plover
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Success for beach-nesting birds

How the Plovers in Peril project is helping to restore the numbers of Red-listed Ringed…