Public consultation on proposals for a new Pagham Harbour Visitor Centre starts in August. The consultation is based on recommendations from a feasibility study carried out at the Local Nature Reserve.

The government is stepping in to help farmland birds, which have declined by almost 50 per cent in the last 40 years.

The youngest of the three osprey chicks hatched this year at Bassenthwaite Lake in Cumbria has successfully taken its first flight today.

The government has today announced the ten proposals it will consider to harness energy from the Severn Estuary's tides.

A new and monumental book details more than 100 Indian wetlands that campaigners believe desperately need protection from pollution, development and other forms of misuse.

Budding young artists have a chance to blossom at this year's Norfolk wildlife fair.

The kittiwake chicks at Seaford began flying yesterday [Tuesday July 22], the RSPB can reveal.

The five chicks of a pair of rare hen harriers that nested in Northumberland this year are now all successfully airborne, the RSPB and Forestry Commission reported today (23 July 2008).

A family of birds of prey nesting in the Yorkshire Dales is bringing people from around the world together at Malham Cove to enjoy one of the world's greatest wildlife spectacles.

Two of the three osprey chicks hatched this year in the famous nest near Bassenthwaite Lake in Cumbria have successfully taken their first flights, the Lake District Osprey Project said today (Tuesday 22 July 2008).

After an absence of two centuries, the red kite has returned to Northern Ireland today, following the first phase of a red kite reintroduction project.

A new Summer Fair in Silverdale will be 'buzzing' with things to do on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August at RSPB Leighton Moss nature reserve. Seasonal tents will be filled with stalls and activities that promise to be a bit on the wild side!

The hobby chicks have hatched in the New Forest, the RSPB can reveal. Two eggs hatched on Thursday [17 July], with the final chick making an appearance early Saturday morning [19 July].

Historic project underway as 27 birds released in south Down after 200 year absence

The second phase of a three-year project to reintroduce the magnificent red kite to the skies around Aberdeen will begin on Monday 21 July, when Aberdeen's Lord and Lady Provost will release six birds of 35 gathered from nests around the UK.