RSPB

The RSPB has purchased a 96-hectare landscape to reconnect habitats. This action aims to assist conservationists in Gallt-y-bere in protecting internationally important habitats.

The Dartford warbler, which nearly vanished from England in the 1960s, has seen a 44% increase in population on RSPB reserves over five years, with 264 pairs recorded in 2025. The bird conservation charity RSPB reported the highest number of pairs ever recorded on its reserves, indicating a significant recovery.

The RSPB reports that protected birds of prey in Britain are still being illegally shot, trapped, and poisoned, with over half of these attacks occurring on or near land managed for game shooting.

The RSPB reports that Britain's protected birds of prey continue to be illegally shot, trapped, and poisoned, with over half of these attacks occurring on or near land managed for game shooting.

The RSPB reports a slight increase in UK nightingale populations at Northward Hill, Kent, but experts remain concerned about habitat loss. The nightingale's presence is celebrated, though challenges like habitat degradation persist.

The RSPB advises removing bird feeders between May and October to reduce avian disease spread. Replacing seed/nut feeders with mealworms, fat balls, or suet is recommended to prevent diseases like trichomonosis, which has severely impacted greenfinch populations.

The UK's largest bird charity, RSPB, advises against feeding garden birds during warmer months to promote wildlife thriving. This guidance aims to support natural behaviors and reduce dependency on human-provided food sources.