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Press releases
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No.
May 2023
Fears grow around new wave of Avian Influenza as disease kills thousands of inland gulls
2023-11
May 2023
73 million birds gone since 1970 – but which have vanished near you?
2023-09
April 2023
He's back! First tracked Cuckoo of the 2023 makes landfall in the UK
2023-08
March 2023
New report paints a mixed picture for Northern Ireland’s internationally important seabirds
2023-06
March 2023
Bird flu report spotlights impact of the disease on UK wild birds
2023-05
February 2023
Act now to save migratory birds, scientists say
2023-02
October 2022
Young birders scoop top prizes at Spurn Migfest
2022-47
October 2022
Inaugural Youth In Nature Summit Unites Leaders Of Today And Tomorrow
2022-46
October 2022
High-flying conservationists win top national awards
2022-40
September 2022
45-year-old seabird highlights impact of avian influenza
2022-37
September 2022
Hope soars for UK birds as new partnership signed
2022-36
September 2022
Disease drives decline of another familiar garden bird
2022-35
September 2022
Rare seabirds disturbed by Scottish marine traffic
2022-14
August 2022
Link revealed between climate change and decline of a threatened UK migrant bird
2022-32
August 2022
Hope for endangered British bird as head-started young fly the nest
2022-34
August 2022
Record summer for ‘hummingbirds’ in UK gardens
2022-31
July 2022
Find a feather – a seaside treasure hunt
2022-30
July 2022
Bowie the Curlew flees from fire – but has his luck run out?
2022=29
July 2022
Some Don't Like it Hot
2022-28
July 2022
Star speakers announced for 2022 Spurn Migfest
2022-29
June 2022
Farewell to PJ the super Cuckoo
2022-27
May 2022
Search begins for the Martin Garner Spurn Young Birder
2022-26
April 2022
Time to help monitor the birds you love
2022-18
April 2022
Can citizen science provide a solution for bat-friendly planning?
2022-15
April 2022
New study offers hope that conservation can help nature adapt to climate change
2022-17
March 2022
Herons and Scottish Islands
2022-13
March 2022
Britain’s BirdTrack birdwatchers share vital non-bird observations with national iRecord
2022-11
March 2022
Place your bets on where gulls might turn up in winter
2022-10
March 2022
Northern Ireland’s seabirds experience mixed fortunes: Rathlin’s cliffs are groaning with Guillemots but Fulmar are in free-fall.
2022-08
March 2022
Swallows have started spending the winter in Britain instead of migrating 6,000 miles to South Africa, according to the British Trust for Ornithology.
2022-09
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