Our work

Welcome to the tenth instalment of our work on the Shiant Isles Recovery Project. The project is an initiative to remove non-native black rats from the isles in order to provide safe breeding sites for Scotland’s globally important seabird colonies...

World Curlew Day - A little less conversation and a lot more action for Curlew please April 21 st is the first ever World Curlew Day so we are delighted to share with you a blog from Caroline Marshall, Programme Manager for the ‘Co-operation...

I'm a bit jealous of this little bank vole. It's found a great place to call home. Lush greenery in the safety of a nature lover and RSPB member 's garden - what could be better than that? This shot had to get photo of the week this week,...

We dug out our leg warmers, and double denimed to the max today at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, to help launch the Glasgow Wildlife Garden Festival 2018 in style! Jenny Tweedie explains: Photo by Louise Greenhorn In 1988, the Glasgow...

here are some things that only governments can do to help protect the environment. These include actions such as introducing taxes or laws to deter or stop people doing bad things. In recent years, voluntary approaches had become the preferred approach...