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Sure, a world without birds would be boring, but more than that, we’d really miss them and the important tasks that they carry out. Come and discover the winged workforce helping our planet. | The RSPB

The cultivation of stubble as a condition of the nitrates derogation is "still unworkable" despite recent changes, according to the IFA.

Photographer Pete Godfrey captured pictures and videos of ringed plover birds on Fleetwood Beach.

Swifts are often considered the sound of summer as they career noisily through the sky, but these vibrant birds are in dramatic decline and need a…

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) today announced the selection of 23 projects to receive funding for projects to restore and protect multi-benefit ecosystem restoration and protection projects

TWO seagulls found dead beside metal ball bearings in a park were killed by "evil people".

Concerns are growing over the spread of avian influenza following reports of the disease continuing to circulate in seabirds, causing the death of thousands.

House martins are remarkable summer migrants delighting many with their return each year to nest and raise a family. In this guest blog from House Martin Conservation UK & Ireland we take a look at these fascinating birds and the simple things we can all do to help them.

For the fourth year running, Norfolk has topped the table in a national survey which reveals our most abundant farmland birds.

A webcam has been installed inside a custom-made puffin burrow on Coquet Island in the UK, offering a glimpse into the nest of two parent birds.