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Sponsor a nestbox to support Norfolk Willow Tits

Ashley Banwell details his new project to save Norfolk's remaining Willow Tits, and outlines how you can help.

05/12/2018

Extensive bird book collection set for auction

A wide range of rare and desirable bird books from the collection of acclaimed artist and illustrator Martin Woodcock will be sold by...

04/12/2018

Buzzard found poisoned in Ayrshire

Police Scotland has issued a warning after an illegally poisoned Common Buzzard was discovered by a member of the public.

03/12/2018

Pensthorpe to host inaugural Norfolk bird fair

The maiden Norfolk Bird and Wildlife Fair will be held at Pensthorpe Natural Park on 18-19 May 2019.

03/12/2018

Illegal poisoning ravages Balkan vulture populations

A recent study estimates that 2,300 vultures have been poisoned across the Balkan Peninsula during the last 20 years.

02/12/2018

MPs criticised for attending bird shooting party

Four Conservative MPs have been slammed for partaking in an event that was paid for by shooting lobbyists.

01/12/2018

Plans afoot to reintroduce White-tailed Eagle to the Isle of Wight

Conservationists are exploring the feasibility of a White-tailed Eagle reintroduction project in the Solent.

30/11/2018

Proposal to allow legal killing of Barnacle Geese rejected

A motion to downgrade international protection of Barnacle Goose, thus rendering it legal to kill the species, has been rebuffed.

29/11/2018

Norfolk egg collector gets prison

Repeat offender Daniel Lingham, who illegally collected more than 5,000 wild bird eggs, has been jailed.

28/11/2018

Nature-friendly farmers aid wildlife recoveries

More than 40 farmers have devoted almost a third of their land to wildlife as part of the Jordans Farm Partnership, with the benefits...

28/11/2018

Fond farewell for popular conservationist Roy Taylor

More than 200 people gathered at Dove Stone in Saddleworth to celebrate the life of Roy Taylor in mid-November.

27/11/2018

Two-thirds of Britons want stronger laws to protect the environment

A new YouGov survey has revealed that 63 per cent of British people want tougher legislation to safeguard nature.