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25% of Irish birds showing severe decline and an additional 37% showing moderate declines. BirdWatch Ireland calls for further conservation funding as the world's bird population is halved.

BirdWatch Ireland has criticized the lack of funding for nature conservation in Budget 2023, especially in light of the dire figures published in the World’s Birds report.

Of the 8,431 species in Great Britain that have been assessed using IUCN Regional Red List criteria, 13 per cent have been classified as threatened with extinction.

Over 1300 different species have been identified in this summer’s survey of Dorset Wildlife Trusts Wild Woodbury rewilding project at Bere Regis…

A decline in greenfinch and chaffinch numbers is due to a disease called trichomonosis, say experts at the British Trust for Ornithology and Zoological Society of London.

RSBP unveils new report which details how a 'Nature Positive' approach can expand offshore wind capacity without jeopardising seabird populations

Only a total lack of common sense could place birds that have rising population numbers on an amber list of conservation concern

Maintaining reliable bird population data makes bird conservation more effective.

Is it illegal to kill a seagull? Do you need a license for culling seagulls? We answer all you need to know on this contentious issue.

A SEAGULL suspected to have bird flu was flying along before it "dropped out of the sky" dead on the seafront.