David Waugh summarises the findings of two key studies into the Critically Endangered Swift Parrot, highlighting ongoing ...

Rusty Bush Lark – a poorly known bird from the Sahel region of Africa – has been seen definitively for the first time since 1931, with the first-ever photos of the species taken.

A long-term study of Polar Bears in the Norwegian Arctic shows that, despite dramatic sea-ice declines, individuals around ...

Dr Wise of the University of Chester's School of Natural Sciences said: "Urgent action is needed to protect the Grenada Dove ...

A pioneering RSPB-led survey has confirmed that Dunlin are still breeding across parts of the North Pennines, revealing ...

A global synthesis of decades of research suggests that woodlands dominated by native tree species support higher numbers of breeding birds and more fledged chicks than forests with a high proportion ...

Long-term monitoring in Norway reveals that bird species associated with agricultural landscapes have declined significantly ...

Indian Peafowl has been added to Category C in Croatia, rendering the species 'tickable' as a wild bird in the Balkan country ...

NatureScot has awarded more than £400,000 from the Scottish Government's Nature Restoration Fund to support the Saving Wildcats partnership, bolstering efforts to secure the future of European Wildcat ...

Decommissioned Thames barges have been sunk in the Blackwater Estuary in Essex to create a new island habitat for breeding ...

We are approaching the 20th anniversary of the first confirmed case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI; bird flu) in wild birds in the UK. That initial case presented an identification puzzle ...