🤫 Hey you, come here, we've got something to tell you..... In a quiet corner of Cambridgeshire, a nature revolution on an epic scale is happening. In fact, it’s been happening for the last 23 years. Did you not know? RSPB Ouse Fen is on course to become one of the largest reedbeds in the UK. Already a wetland wilderness that supports a vast array of wildlife, some of it threatened, the site is set to grow to the size of nearly 980 football pitches - and it’s being done in a clever way (clue is

RSPB Lakenheath Fen is celebrating 30 years since it turned carrot fields into a nature reserve 🥕🌿 Here's some of the wonderful wildlife that now calls it home. | BBC Suffolk

📍Pagham Harbour RSPB Reserve, between Selsey and Bognor Regis The Discovery Trail is an easy, flat walk through the stunning scenery of Pagham Harbour. It is well signed and easy to follow from the RSPB visitor centre. Children will enjoy the pond and other wildlife habitats in the Discovery Zone, as well as spotting birds from Ferry Hide. Binoculars can be hired from the visitor centre. The half way point of the walk is Sidlesham Quay, a very picturesque and peaceful place. I will put the link

A new sanctuary for wildlife is being created from an old quarry at Ouse Fen. RSPB Love Nature | BBC Cambridgeshire

Olivier Messiaen, one of the great composers of the twentieth century, was a lifelong and passionate ornithologist, and birdsong features in many of his works. Next week, we perform the rarely played ‘The Sermon to the Birds’ from his gargantuan opera, Saint François d’Assise – one of his final large-scale works 🕊 Ornithologist Robert is the Regional Reserve Manager for the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds). He takes us on a journey of listening to different birds and birdsong, a