From the rocky shores around Amble to the sheltered waters of the Coquet Estuary, Eider ducks – known locally as “Cuddy Ducks ...

Climate change is reshaping bird populations across the UK, with some of our most familiar and vulnerable species under ...

The Biosecurity for LIFE project is an ambitious initiative that aims to protect our seabird islands from the accidental ...

Just a mile off the Northumberland coast, Coquet Island is one of the most important seabird sanctuaries in the UK. Home to ...

According to a new study led by the RSPB and Aarhus University, Gannet populations at two of the world’s largest colonies, Bass Rock in Scotland and Grassholm in Wales, are not expected to recover ...

Every spring, Wales’ coastlines come alive once again. From Puffins gathering on offshore islands to Guillemots packed tightly onto towering cliffs, our seas become home to one of the UK’s greatest ...

The latest RSPB research reveals the true loyalty of the Swift – the fastest bird in level flight. Our 15-year study shows that when looking at places to breed, most Swifts try to return to the same ...

The shooting season for Red-legged Partridges opened on 1 September, followed by the Pheasant shooting season on 1 October. This was supposed to be the second year in which releases might have ...

The UK Government has set out an approach to economic policy that is an investment-led growth model with the objective of ensuring security and resilience. Yet it misses a fundamental fact: our ...

It's been 40 years since the start of a project led by the RSPB to protect and caretake the annual breeding population of Little Terns, it is likely that there would now be very few breeding Little ...