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In June 2010, a wildfire started by a group of youngsters with a campfire took out all of the heather on a piece of moorland near...

If you go down to the woods today you're sure for a big surprise. Well, that was certainly what happened with one keeper recently when he...

Wind turbines are one of the angels of green energy. They have their detractors of course; they’re ugly eyesores, some people moan....

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds have recently launched a new campaign on social media, including on Facebook. Alongside a...

Across social media human rights organisations have been condemning the evictions and violence against Maasai tribes in Tanzania who are...

Since Springwatch launched in 2006 the viewing numbers have continued to decrease consistently, from a high of 3.76m in its first season...

In today's Telegraph, Sir Ian Botham details the frustration from rural communities towards the officials who are letting nature decline...

Chris Packham, along with the RSPB, are well known for cherry picking evidence to suit their personal agendas. As opposed to a normal...

We make no apology for returning repeatedly to the plight of curlew, lapwing and other ground nesting waders, as not only does it show...

[Credit: Martin Hayward-Smith] One of the great frustrations from land managers and gamekeepers is the obvious lack of common sense and...

Last week Greenpeace/Unearthed and the RSPB led yet another smear campaign against grouse moor management by insinuating there had been...

As the old saying goes, when it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it probably is a duck. So when the RSPB acts as though it is a...

For the general public seagulls are an inconvenient menace who steal people's food, but for waders they are rapidly turning into the...

Cat owners in the German town of Walldorf have been ordered this week to keep their pets indoors until the end of August to protect a...

In Aberdeen, gulls are proving themselves a nuisance. It’s the same story as we see up and down the UK; gulls are finding it easier to...

The Eurasian curlew is one of the country’s most iconic waders; Europe’s largest wading bird, and instantly recognisable from its long,...

Across the UK’s upland areas – be that in Wales, Cumbrian farms or the Highlands of Scotland – land prices are rising as businesses and...

The UK population of ground nesting birds, particularly red listed curlews and lapwings, continue to face severe declines and urgent...

The annual black grouse lek is one of the most incredible wildlife spectacles you can see within the UK. Across certain parts of the...

The public are regularly told by conservation charities that the best way to safeguard wildlife is by designating land as a 'protected...