📷 Crested Tit by Les Cater ( https://t.co/0jTLCXNl4R)

Help nature today. We’ve a once-in-a-generation chance to turn things around for Scotland's wildlife and wild places. On Thursday MSPs will debate the Natural Environment Bill. Let them know you want a safe future for Red Squirrels, Puffins and Swifts 👉 https://t.co/TnpO2nQmtw

There's still time to stop Berwick Bank...but only if we make ourselves heard. Add your voice and tell them. Scotland can lead on renewables without sacrificing its seabirds. 👇 https://t.co/atfR3jU5AA

Berwick Bank could kill more birds than any other windfarm on Earth, devastating colonies of Gannets, Puffins and Kittiwakes off Scotland’s coast. 🚨 We support renewables, but not at catastrophic cost to seabirds already in crisis. The First Minister must stop this project.

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Celebrate the materials that build America. Join us this ROCKtober 2025!

‘Some of the most remarkable creatures on the planet’ This summer a team from the RSPB travelled to North Rona – an uninhabited island about 44 miles north of Lewis – to survey one of Scotland’s most incredible birds: Leach’s Storm Petrel. 🌊

The eggs from these adults were then introduced into coastal pools at Mersehead, with the recent wet weather providing them with the conditions to hatch.🥚 It’s the first time the species has been seen at the reserve since 1948! 🙌 📸: C Macadam

Working through Species on the Edge and in collaboration with Buglife and WWT, eggs were taken from Caerlaverock and reared into adulthood by local ecologist Larry Griffin. 🔬

Over the past few decades, the Tadpole Shrimp had been found in just two locations in the UK – one of which was Scotland’s last surviving population at WWT's site at Caerlaverock. 💧

Some incredible news has hit the headlines today. 📰 A new population of one of the world’s oldest living animal species, the Tadpole Shrimp, has returned to RSPB Scotland’s Mersehead nature reserve after 75 years. 🦐 📸: Roger Key 🧵

🗣️"Tens of thousands of seabirds could be killed" We showed @BBCCountryfile around our reserve at Fowlsheugh and told them about the threat of Berwick Bank. This offshore windfarm could decimate populations of Puffins, Kittiwakes and Guillemots. It shouldn't go ahead.

Shout out to Swifts this #WorldMigratoryBirdDay! These aerial acrobats have left our skies for winter, but fewer Swifts are returning to Scotland in spring each year. You can help 👉 Join our call to get Swift bricks in the Natural Environment Bill: https://t.co/TnpO2nQUj4

Yesterday the Scottish Government announced a further delay to the implementation of muirburn licencing. That very same day, a muirburn in Aberdeenshire got out of control and started a wildfire. We can’t afford any more delay. 👇 https://t.co/G6AbuJEX7g

When we work together, nature wins 💪 The vital support of RSPB members helps restore habitats, protect species and encourage decision-makers to act for nature. Thank you to our members across Scotland for helping secure a brighter future for our natural environment 🎉

Reintroductions like this don’t happen without people who care. Thank you to every RSPB member helping restore nature and bring species like the White-tailed Eagle back to our skies. 💚💙

📷: Great yellow bumblebee by Colin Campbell ( https://t.co/0jTLCXMNfj)

Scotland's first nature-friendly farming summit created a real buzz earlier this week. 🐝🐄🚜 One of the most impactful parts of the day was when farmers from across Scotland shared stories about their journey to nature-friendly farming. Read more here: https://t.co/464GB2oqBm

Our reaction to a further delay by the Scottish Government on the implementation of muirburn licencing.

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