RSPB Scotland News
Serial egg collector back behind bars
A serial egg collector has today received an ASBO banning him from visiting Scotland during the breeding season for the rest of his life.
Talking about renewables
RSPB Scotland launches Date with Nature at Europe's largest windfarm
World Fisheries Congress arrives in Scotland
RSPB Scotland and the Scottish Government will officially welcome the World Fisheries Congress to the Scottish capital
Climate change affecting marine food chain
New report card shows urgent action needed.
Say No to Hunterston campaign update
The campaign to stop the coal-fired power station at Hunterston has begun to pick up pace again - we thought it was time for an update.
Scottish Birdfair top of the pecking order for wildlife lovers
Countdown begins to first ever Scottish Birdfair
Eggstra Eggstra! Life through a lens
Puffincam : It's back and it's better!
Partnership helps safeguard top nature site on Loch Lomond's bonnie banks
RSPB Scotland is hoping to secure the future of one of the most important conservation sites in Central Scotland
Trump to give evidence
Today, Donald Trump is due to give evidence to the Scottish Parliament's Energy Economy and Tourism Committee on behalf of the Trump Organisation.
RSPB champions six sites to protect Scotland's seabirds at sea
RSPB Scotland is championing six areas of sea around important seabird colonies to be designated as Marine Protected Areas.
Angus Environmental Trust funds habitat work at RSPB Loch of Kinnordy
RSPB Scotland has received funding from the Angus Environmental Trust, under the Landfill Communities Fund, towards a project to restore the unique habitats at Loch of Kinnordy.
Farm Manager pleads guilty to charge of possessing illegal pesticide
A 50 year old man has pled guilty to a charge of possession of the banned pesticide Carbofuran.
Who's the daddy?
Loch Garten ospreys welcome first egg of season
Breeding waders to benefit from extension to RSPB Crook of Baldoon Nature Reserve
RSPB Scotland increase efforts to help breeding waders and wildfowl following an extension to its nature reserve in Wigtownshire
Disappointment at size of Shetland's consented 'Viking' wind farm
Habitat enhancement now vital to minimise impact on wildlife.
The search begins to find 2012's most wildlife friendly farmer
RSPB Scotland has launched its annual search to find the farmer that does the most for nature.
New resource helps local people navigate the planning system
RSPB Scotland has launched a new resource for groups and individuals concerned about the impact of development on nature and wildlife in their local area.
Falling stars of the garden
Record-breaking RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch reveals fall in Scottish starling sightings
Under new management
Primary pupils "take over" new look RSPB nature reserve
Gas leak requires complete openness from Total
RSPB calls for consultative approach amid unique situation
