Conservation Campaigns

  • Conservation Jobs – Campaigns Manager

    The aim of these campaigns is largely to engage people with nature, wildlife and wild places, and help to them to understand the value of nature in their own lives.

    By Guest Bloggers on 15th January 2016
  • Polli:Nation

    ‘Free’ pollination by bees and other insects is worth over £400m** to UK agriculture each year but their numbers are in severe decline. This innovative project will engage 260 schools to help transform their grounds into pollinator-friendly habitats.

    By Guest Bloggers on 27th July 2015
  • A Day for Hen Harriers

    As well as raising awareness through Hen Harrier Day, the RSPB are also trying to raise money for research and education to aid conservation.

    By Alex Taylor on 28th August 2014
  • Save Millport Marine Station

    For over 100 years the Millport Marine Station has been a crucial part of a network of research stations round the UK and European coasts

    By Amy Featherstone on 15th January 2013
  • Tiger Habitat Flushed Away

    Of the approximately 130,000km2 remaining habitat for tigers, only one third has some sort of protection from development and logging, but it seems that even in protected areas habitat destruction continues.

    By Alex Taylor on 29th February 2012
  • The Infamous Scottish Wildcat

    Wolves, lynx and bears have not been able to survive the persecution of man, but the Scottish wildcat still remains after nearly 500 years of the same pressures.

    By Richard Hassall on 13th December 2011
  • Orcas and Dolphins in Captivity

    Capturing a wild animal is traumatic for any species but for social species like orcas and dolphins it is likely to be a horrifying event that may last a life time.

    By Guest Bloggers on 5th December 2011
  • Shark Massacre

    They provided a video of the deceased sharks on the sea floor and estimated an average of 200 sharks per boat.

    By Guest Bloggers on 4th November 2011