Ashton-Butt, A., Jackson, C., Higgins, S.L., Wetherhill, A. & Newson, S.E. 2025. Passive acoustic monitoring with the Radnorshire Wildlife Trust, 2024 – piloting the Rewilding Monitoring Framework.

After a very hot and dry summer it’s fair to say the weather has changed in the past week, with much more unsettled conditions and some much-needed rain as westerly winds from the Atlantic dominate.

Join BTO staff and passionate birder, David White, to hone your skills of waterbird ID. During this small group event, we’ll enjoy spending time together looking at wildfowl, waders if they are ...

Bowgen, K., Jarrett, D., Franks, S., Langlois Lopez, S., Clark, N., Clark, J. & Noyes, P. 2025. GPS-tracking breeding Curlew in the Yorkshire Dales: breeding success ...

This report presents the main findings from survey work delivered using passive acoustic monitoring devices deployed across Connecting Constable and Gainsborough Country Landscape Recovery Project ...

This report presents results from the first year of passive acoustic monitoring as part of the pilot of the Rewilding Monitoring Framework. These data will contribute to baselining and monitoring ...

The Winter Bird Survey is running through winter 2025/26, collecting important information on the numbers and distribution of the UK’s wintering birds. This information will help us to inform land ...

Nest predation is a major cause of breeding failure in many bird species, and understanding the species responsible for this is important in designing effective conservation interventions. This study ...

Some species that we think of as residents also undertake movements at certain times of year. These are known as seasonal movements. In the winter, migrant birds from other populations in Europe boost ...

Abiotic vectors of plastic and their impact in natural areas have been extensively studied, whereas biotic vectors have received less attention. Recent studies demonstrate that birds can act as ...