Our work

Blog post by Malcolm Burgess , Senior Conservation Scientist, RSPB Centre for Conservation Science This week we published a paper with a number of partners exploring the 'trophic match-mismatch' hypothesis. But why have we been researching...

Here we go, some lovely warm weather. Just what we’ve all been waiting for. As we well know it’s not just us that’ve been teased over the past few weeks. Our minibeast friends have been on the hunt for some sun too. And being a beekeeper...

Duncan Orr-Ewing, RSPB Scotland's Head of Species and Land Management, sets out our response to the raven research licence that has been issued by Scottish Natural Heritage. Concern over Raven research licence – RSPB Scotland’s response...

Welcome to the eleventh 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...

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...