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Enter a sustainable Somerset forest garden

Adrian Thomas visits a garden in Somerset that’s an inspiring mix of food growing, sustainability and wildlife

 

A second chance for Spoonbills

Discover how the RSPB is creating habitat for these magnificent birds

 

Revise and refocus: how the RSPB is changing

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

 

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

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Lush green countryside with a patch of yellow flowers, gry stone walls, trees, old farm buildings and a hill visible in the distance.
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Growing Geltsdale

Glorious RSPB Geltsdale in pictures One of my most memorable days working at the RSPB…
'I know so many people who think that they are on personal terms with their local Robin'
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Can we be friends with wildlife?

How humans can create a bond with the natural world
Choughs are seeing breeding success across the UK.
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Chough breeding success

Discover how your support is helping Choughs
Rob Handy's geese with Rob in the background in front of his yurt.
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Enter a sustainable Somerset forest garden

YouTuber Rob Handy gives us a tour of his sustainable forest garden
Two young people holding binoculars and looking out of the window of a wooden birdwatching hide
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Volunteering with the RSPB

Behind the scenes with the volunteers In 2023, I decided to start doing something I’d…
A small light brown bird perched on a leafy twig, singing. Blue sky in the background.
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The Fat Bird of the Barley

How farmers can save the Corn Bunting
Spoonbill drinking
Action for natureIn depth

A second chance for Spoonbills

Discover how the RSPB is creating habitat for these magnificent birds
Ramsey Island in Pembrokeshire.
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How to be an island defender

Help us protect our islands from invasive predators
Coastal habitats such as mudflats are vital carbon sinks.
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What is blue carbon?

Marine habitats could be the answer to helping fight climate change
This RSPB apex nest box is being used by a Great Tit.
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Smart-buy nest boxes

Discover what sets RSPB nest boxes apart from the crowd
Simon's son Eddie paddling a kayak through a wetland, seen from the back.
Action for natureExpert: Simon Barnes

Watching wildlife from the water

Simon Barnes shares meaningful moments with his son while kayaking in the world's wet places
Volunteers hard at work at the Giving Corncrakes a Home nettle dig.
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People-powered conservation

Get hands-on and help save vital species