Author: Robert Lambert
Assistant Professor in Environmental History, University of Nottingham
My Rare Bird Alert pager bleeped insistently at precisely 2...
Do you like wildlife? What do you do to conserve it? Maybe you’re a member of a charity, the RSPB, Buglife, or the Mammal Society for instance. Maybe you dedica...
These days science is all over bird migration. We watch our screens avidly waiting for the next ping to appear on a Google map as a satellite-tracked individual...
Operation Wallacea is a network of academics from European and North American universities, who design and implement biodiversity and conservation management re...
A new year dawns, and after glancing back on 2016, most birders will have thought about what their targets are for the coming year…increase their life list, yea...
James Lowen and Yoav Perlman snapping a Firecrest in James' garden
If there are two things we know about birders it’s that (a) they love a challenge, and (b...
What is paradise?
That place or state of perfection and happiness where everything is exactly as it should be.
Paradise?
Stereotypically, the word con...
Among its many other claims to fame, the Amazon rainforest contains more than 1,500 bird species. Around a quarter of them are found nowhere else on Earth. Many...
Following the appearance of the recent Royal Tern in Western Ireland I had a timely visit to Guinea, West Africa, last week, where coastal estuarine systems are...
