Stay updated with the latest Scotland nature news. Discover how we’re working to save species and help wildlife thrive.
Sharp declines in monitoring of Scotland’s most important sites for nature puts them at risk.
At RSPB Insh Marshes, we have a long-term vision to establish a dynamic habitat which can make a difference for threaten...
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Pine Hoverfly releases reach massive milestone.
The Common Crane had a record breeding year in Scotland
The 2025 Cairngorms Wader Survey shows a concerning picture for species like Lapwing and Redshank.
This vital funding pot has worked wonders for birds, bees and butterflies. Here’s why it must continue to grow.
A few of the wonderful women who work at RSPB Scotland give their advice to other women looking for a career in conserva...
What difference will the Natural Environment Bill really make for Scotland’s wildlife and landscapes?
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Making sure new development leaves nature in a better state than before is key to help restore wildlife and habitats in ...