RETURN. From extinction to reintroduction, our new film charts the 50-year fight to return White-tailed Eagles to our skies. Coming Summer 2025.

Me walking into Monday with no plan and an attitude. #MondayMotivation. 📷 @manxmannin

From the birdsong in our streets to rivers that run clean: nature matters. And it’s under threat. In 3 days time, on Weds 9 July, we’re heading to Westminster to call for urgent action for people, climate, and nature. Will you be a part of this moment?.

As #SwiftAwarenessWeek wraps up, here are 4 ways you can help protect these special birds:. Install Swift boxes or bricks. Grow wildflowers to boost insect populations. Log your sightings on Swift Mapper. Speak up for Swifts & share their plight. Every effort counts. 💙

Not a bird, but I flutter by,.With velvet wings of black and fire. On summer blooms I pause and sip,.Then vanish on the warming drift. Who am I?. #RSPBRiddle.

We've shared some incredible facts & photos for #SwiftAwarenessWeek so far. But these special birds are threatened. Since 1995, there's been a 60% decline in their numbers. 🚨. Protecting Swift nesting sites & food sources is critical if they're to survive. 📷 @CarlBovisNature

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Wingcoming! It's nearly the weekend. #FlyDay

RT @RSPBAction: But to help nature thrive, farmers need 3–4,000 CS Higher Tier agreements a year, a sharpened SFI, and advice to deliver th….

RT @RSPBAction: We’re at #Groundswell2025, where @SteveReedMP has confirmed the capital grants offer will reopen from today: a welcome move….

When you scream across the sky all summer, people tend to notice. Swifts have picked up names like 'screechers', 'shriek owls' and even 'devil birds' over the years. if you were to rename them, what would you call Swifts?. #ThoughtfulThursday.

Swifts are uniquely adapted for life on the wing. Tiny legs mean they're clumsy on the ground but once airborne their long, curved wings & forked tails make them seriously impressive fliers. And they are FAST - capable of speeds up to 69 mph!. #SwiftAwarenessWeek

Hey, look! A Swift's skimming your scroll for a quick drink. 😍

Did you know? Swifts eat, sleep, drink, mate, & even bathe on the wing. rarely landing except to nest. They can switch off one half of their brain to rest, drink by gliding low over water to take sips, & fly through rain to bathe! 🌧️. #SwiftAwarenessWeek. 📽️ @theHALLofEINAR

Join us in London on Wednesday 9 July:. #ActNowChangeForever.

Next week, thousands will gather in Westminster. To say: enough. Enough nature lost. Enough polluted rivers, soaring bills, & communities left to struggle. We’re calling for action that protects what matters: our health, climate, wildlife, & each other. Will you stand with us?

Swiftlets grow fast! Here's how they've been coming along in our nestbox this year. 💕. Won't be long till they make their own way in the world. Massive thanks to @bandbswifts for their support with this project. #SwiftAwarenessWeek

This is your sign to spend time in nature today 🍃

Cute Swift fact: . Swifts' Latin name 'Apus apus' comes from the Greek 'a pous' which means 'without foot'. Their legs are so short it was believed they didn’t have any feet! 😭 💚 . #SwiftAwarenessWeek

Swifts raise their chicks high in eaves or nestboxes, returning to the same site year after year. When the young fledge, they launch into open air. & just keep going!. They’ll remain airborne for the next two or three years, until it’s time to breed themselves. #SpringStories

Brain not ready. Please try again after coffee. #MondayMotivation. 📷 @CarlBovisNature