Our work

J is a keen volunteer on the Rare Invertebrates in the Cairngorms project, which is working to improve the conservation fortunes of some of the Cairngorms National Park’s rarest species . She has an important role monitoring key sites for species...

Few events in the UK wildlife year combine sight and sound quite so impressively as wild geese leaving their overnight roost - and returning in the evenings. Standing beneath thousands, sometimes tens of thousands, of these Arctic visitors filling the...

For anyone following the tragic story of Gough Island, you’ll know that the island’s unique seabirds are in a dramatic decline and that predation from invasive non-native mice is the primary cause. But until now we haven’t known the...

The RSPB AGM was an uplifting end to a tough week. Tragically, two brilliant colleagues – John Lanchbery and Roy Taylor - passed away this week. In very different ways, they personified the best of the RSPB. John dedicated his career to securing...

Our brilliant volunteer, Ben Hide, brings you his photo of the week once again. As autumn starts to gather pace, wildlife spectacles are all around us. And few are more obvious to the eyes (and ears!) than the annual red deer rut. Whether it’s...