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Managing water levels on wet grasslands to improve foraging conditions for...
Written by Sarah Eglington/BTO The widespread drainage of wetlands and grazing marshes is known to be one of the main drivers behind the severe reductions in the number and range of breeding waders...
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A great breeding season for UK’s Avocets: record-breaking year at RSPB's...
Written by WildLife Extra The bird that is the logo of the RSPB – and a symbol of bird conservation – has had a good breeding season, with record-breaking numbers at one UK reserve and the return...
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Farmland bird populations in sharp decline, Government figures show
Written by RSPB Overall farmland bird populations in England fell by 5 per cent last year to their lowest level for 40 years, according to official figures released in late July. Statistics released...
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UK stone-curlew population goes from strength to strength
Written by James Hamilton/Birding247 The UK's Stone-curlew population is literally going from strengh to strength. Results of the species breeding success, has led to celebrations [not too many beers...
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Waders and birders to benefit as saltmarsh restoration project begins in...
Written by James Hamilton/Birding247 This week, the UK's Environment Agency will start work on an exciting new project to restore an inter-tidal habitat on land alongside a South Devon estuary. South...
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