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Whooper swan

RSPB NI: Wildlife watching in autumn

Spooky fun at RSPB NI's Window on Wildlife, Belfast

RSPB NI: Get into the 'spirit' of Halloween at the Window on Wildlife

The latest State of Nature report shows how Northern Ireland is now one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, with 12 per cent of the species assessed facing extinction.

RSPB NI: Imagine a visit to Rathlin Island with no seabirds to greet us.

There are eight species of bats in Northern Ireland

RSPB NI: There are eight species of bats in Northern Ireland

Spot the birdie!

RSPB: The farmers supporting wildlife

Northern Ireland's failure to publish its first environmental improvement plan before the July 25 deadline has been criticised by wildlife charity RSPB NI

Daera should have published environmental strategy despite no Executive: RSPB

Dead black headed gulls at RSPB Belfast's Window On Wildlife reserve in Belfast Harbour, as the RSPB NI said it has had an outbreak of Avian Influenza at the reserve. As a precautionary measure, the reserve has been closed until further notice

RSPB NI asks NIEA to put in place a Wild Bird Response Plan as soon as possible

RSPB NI Volunteers bird watching at Belfast Window on Wildlife

Volunteer Week: Praise for those who give of their time to RSPB NI

Kittiwake, adult and chick.

Rathlin prepares to welcome summer visitors - of the feathered variety!

Puffin Fratercula arctica on grass, Kebble National reserve, Rathlin Island

Puffins return to beauteous Rathlin Island just in time for spring

Spotted flycatcher, Muscicapa striata, adult male perched in tree in garden. Photo by Ben Andrew

RSPB: Help save nature

A collective of teal ducks is known as a ‘spring’ because of the way they can take-off suddenly and vertically, as if they have just jumped straight off the ground!

Why birdsong is music to our ears

Marsh Fritillary, Montaighs Moss, Credit: Dakota Reid

RSPB NI says now is the time to look out for butterflies

Blackbird Turdus merula, juvenile male perched on an apple tree

Fall in love with nature this February

Isobel and Maisie decorate the Christmas tree

Festive fun at Belfast’s Window On Wildlife

RSPB NI Volunteers working at RSPB Portmore Lough Nature Reserve

RSPB: Volunteering for nature is fun
I took a trip out to RSPB NI Portmore Lough Nature Reserve last month to see the great work being carried out by Warden Laura Smith, and her team of brilliant volunteers to keep the reserve in tip-top shape for both human and feathered visitors alike over autumn.

A Chaffinch

Give a helping hand to nature

RSPB NI, along with many leading charity and conservation organisation, has been sounding the alarm about the climate crisis

RSPB: Nature is in crisis - have your say

Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella, adult male perched on bramble bush with food for its chicks above its nest

Hedgerows are nature's haven

Admire the natural world at Belfast's Window on Wildlife

Step into wildlife this September

Common swift Apus apus, adult in flight

See if you can spot a swift this summer

A wren fledgling

What to do if you find a baby bird

Don't mow the grass and give nature a chance

RSPB says create space for nature this May

Red Squirrel by Karl O'Toole

NI public asked to play a role in seeing red ... squirrels and kites

The iconic Red Kite

Spotting red kites

House sparrow Passer domesticus, young birds feeding on garden lawn.

Enjoy Spring birdsong

Buff tail bee on globe thistle Grahame Madge

Make a bee hotel
As the days start to lengthen, and nature wakes up around us, it’s a good time of year to turn your sights to your garden or outdoor space, writes RSPB NI’s Angela Mahon.

Watch out for beautiful whooper swans

Enjoy some wildlife watching this autumn

John Martin, Head of Policy and Advocacy at RSPB NI with Youth Activist Dakota Reid launching The InConvenience Store

RSPB NI ask for your support as they call on policy leaders to protect Northern ...

RSPB NI, the leading conservation charity, is bringing us a dose of nature and shining a spotlight on one of Northern Ireland’s most endangered species, the curlew, through its latest webcam project, Curlew LIVE

RSPB NI launches new Curlew LIVE Nestcam Project

The live webcam captures a curlew incubating three eggs

Watch endangered birds in Antrim Hills on RSPB live webcam

RSPB NI’s Sara McCracken is photographed with her daughters Maisie and Isobel as they 'canvas' for nature by illustrating a nature rich and climate safe future they want to see for Northern Ireland, as part of the charity’s Revive Our World campaign

RSPB NI is ‘canvasing for nature’ with new art competition

RSPB NI is appealing to people to be extra careful when tending to gardens from now on – and not to touch any birds’ nests in or on houses

Hedge your bets - look after birds this breeding season

Red kite pictured in Co Down this year. Picture: Mike McLaughlin

Eyes on the skies: RSPB NI appeals to public for red kite sightings

Nearly 40% of NI people saw wildlife near homes they’d not noticed before

Lockdown reignites Northern Ireland’s love of nature

Big Garden Birdwatch, the world’s largest garden wildlife survey, returns on January 29-31: www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch

‘Watch the Birdie’ for RSPB

Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Edwin Poots

DUP environment minister Edwin Poots accused of ‘blocking climate change act’

A calling corncrake captured on camera last summer by wildlife photographer Ronald Surgenor

Corncrake calling on Rathlin Island early

Punctual puffins make their return to Rathlin Island