A big injection of National Lottery funding marks a significant moment in efforts to raise £30 million to secure the purchase ...

A two-year study across Wales will assess whether the endangered Large Heath butterfly can act as an indicator of peatland health and climate-change impacts.

The Seven Sisters cliffs and surrounding landscape in East Sussex have been formally designated as England's newest National Nature Reserve, recognising their importance for wildlife.

Spain's reintroduced population of Northern Bald Ibis has surpassed 50 breeding pairs, marking a significant milestone in the species' recovery in Europe.

The latest Northern Ireland Seabird Report reveals ongoing population declines among many species, but also highlights conservation successes, including the return of breeding seabirds following ...

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This extraordinary photo captures a dramatic yet somewhat comical moment as the male seemingly catapults into mid-air, water spraying everywhere, while the female lays patiently below. Such fleeting ...

Lucy McRobert finds herself unexpectedly moved – and amused – by a viral film that captures the joy, absurdity and authenticity of modern birding.

An inland Leach's Storm Petrel, an off-limits Woodchat Shrike and a singing Iberian Chiffchaff were the stars of late March 2026, as Sam Viles reports in the BirdGuides Review of the Week.

Conservationists are racing to save the last remaining Puffins on England's south coast, with only a handful of birds returning to their Dorset breeding site in 2026.

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Proposals to restrict the shooting of six British bird species – including a full ban for Common Pochard – have been announced as part of efforts to reverse significant population declines.