RSPB Scotland News
RSPB Scotland broadly welcomes Scottish Government proposals for National Planning Framework
Two key documents for consultation have been published
Illegal trader in birds eggs given 220 hours community service
RSPB Scotland today welcomed the conviction of an Inverness man involved in the trading of eggs of some of Europe's rarest birds.
Sad end to a sorry tale
RSPB Scotland has today learned that a golden eagle, found badly injured on a grouse moor in October 2012, has died after attempts to rehabilitate it failed. The bird had suffered multiple gunshot injuries.
RSPB Scotland calls for restraint when undertaking controlled burning of heather moorland
RSPB Scotland is calling for landowners and managers to exercise restraint and caution when undertaking controlled burning of heather moorland and to abide by the Muirburn Code to prevent harming vulnerable wildlife.
Gardens 'vital' for some of our best-loved birds
RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch results 2013
Storms raise fears for popular seabird
Puffin deaths 'worst in almost 50 years'
Seabirds need effective marine conservation in wake of fish discards ban, warns study
Conservationists renew calls for effective marine protection in European waters, after a new study reveals theEU ban on fish discards could have significant short-term impact on some seabirds.
Inverness man pleads guilty to illegal egg trading
An Inverness man has admitted keeping and trading the eggs of some of Europe's rarest birds.
RSPB Scotland searches for top conservation heroes
Deadline looms for Nature of Scotland Awards nominations
Award-winning Scottish Birdfair takes flight in Year of Natural Scotland
Thousands of wildlife lovers are expected to attend the second annual Scottish Birdfair on the 11th and 12th May.
RSPB Scotland calls for 'no get-out clauses' in discard ban
Conservation charity reaction to Common Fisheries negotiations
RSPB Scotland responds to Scottish Gamekeepers Association eagle report
Responding to a statement released this morning by the Scottish Gamekeepers Association (SGA), Duncan Orr-Ewing, Head of Species and Land Management at RSPB Scotland, said: "We reject absolutely these unprofessional assertions of the SGA in today's press release concerning the case of the dead golden eagle found on Deeside in May 2012.
Award to celebrate farmers who do great things for wildlife gets underway
RSPB Scotland has this week launched its annual search to find the country's most wildlife-friendly farmer.
RSPB Scotland News
- RSPB Scotland broadly welcomes Scottish Government proposals for National Planning Framework
- Illegal trader in birds eggs given 220 hours community service
- Sad end to a sorry tale
- RSPB Scotland calls for restraint when undertaking controlled burning of heather moorland
- Gardens 'vital' for some of our best-loved birds
