An recent audit by the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna (CAFF) sheds light on the current abundance and status of wild geese in the northern hemisphere.

What effect is our changing climate having on the UK's birds? What can we do to help them adapt? SUKB 2017 provides some insight into what we currently know.

State of the UK's Birds 2016 is a one-stop shop for all the latest from bird surveys and monitoring studies, with the latest edition highlighting the increased number of bird species in need of conservation effort

The third major review of the UK SPA network highlights both its importance for bird conservation and where it needs to be strengthened

The fourth Birds of Conservation Concern places 67 species, more than one quarter of the UK's bird species, on the Red List.

State of the UK's Birds 2015, published today, highlights how the UK's birds are benefiting from innovative partnership projects and the huge role volunteers play in collecting data for bird conservation.

A recent assessment of waterbirds in the UK has shown that overall numbers have been declining since 2007/08.

Common Pochard is among several waterbirds that are now classed as having a higher risk of extinction.

The latest report on the status of birds in Europe indicates that 13% of the 533 species assessed are threatened at the European level.

The latest edition of State of the UK’s Birds has revealed contrasting trends for the UK’s summer and winter migrants.