Welsh communities rescue over 1,000 seabirds so far this year. The Manx Shearwater is a lesser-known seabird but one everyone ...

“Berwick Bank is the deadliest windfarm for birds we are aware of anywhere on the planet. It could devastate entire colonies ...

LIFE on the Edge has been a large-scale project designed to conserve, restore and future-proof our fragile coastal habitats.

Wild Barnacle Geese only visit the UK in autumn and winter, migrating from Greenland and Svalbard to spend the colder months ...

One of our lovely winter visitors can also be heard calling in November – the Redwing. These small thrushes migrate to the UK ...

Bearded Tits are usually elusive and spend their time hidden deep within reedbeds in parts of England, Wales and Scotland, ...

Every year, while we’re celebrating the festive season, Turtle Doves are foraging for seeds in West Africa. When spring arrives, they set out on an epic 3,000-mile journey across the Sahara Desert and ...

Fungi grow in lots of places, but they all need damp conditions to survive. You’ll often see them in rotting tree stumps and damp soil near living trees. Puffballs grow in grassy fields, so look out ...

Stay updated with the latest nature news, stories and insights. Discover how we’re working to save species and help wildlife thrive. October’s Black History Month reminds us that nature needs all and ...

⚠ Scarp Trail is currently closed. The ancient oaks of Swell Wood are part of a strip of woodland extending 10 miles along the ridge from Langport to the Blackdown Hills. Swell Wood is a mix of ...

The RSPB has reaffirmed its commitment to high standards of woodland and forest stewardship by maintaining our UKWAS certificate. The RSPB UKWAS certificate comprises 11,611ha of woodland and forest ...

Little Terns, which weigh less than a tennis ball and migrate thousands of miles from West Africa each spring, nest on sand and shingle beaches around the UK coast. Their numbers have fallen by 39% ...