Join our new Citizen Science Volunteer Group!

We will be meeting regularly to carry out surveys, giving you a chance to learn something new, boost your CV, meet new people and connect with nature.

If you're interested please get in touch at [email protected] 🌻

Join us outside Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum on July 15th & 16th, 1pm-4pm for 'Pollinators in the City'. We will be hunting for minibeasts and pollinators in the meadow outside the Museum. No booking required!

As part of the Glasgow Peregrine Project, RSPB Scotland University of Glasgow The SOC are working together to study how this pair have adapted to city life, and to raise awareness about these wonderful birds of prey. Come along and find out more on the following dates:

We have a fantastic opportunity for someone to join our team in Glasgow 🦆
This is a full time fixed contract until March 2026.

Closing date: Wed 12th of June 2024
Interview date: Wed 26th of June 2024

Click the link for further details!
RSPB Scotland
app.vacancy-filler.co.uk/salescrm/Caree…

S1 pupils enjoying a Minibeast Safari and Birdwatching in Springburn Park with Giving Nature a Home Glasgow Springburn Academy

Had a fab morning yesterday with S1 at Springburn Park! Thanks very much to Giving Nature a Home Glasgow Springburn Academy

Join the Glasgow Peregrine Project team (RSPB Scotland The SOC and University of Glasgow for a series of Peregrine viewing events during May & June, starting this Saturday 11th May (11am-1pm).
We'll be outside the Hunterian Art Gallery with telescopes and nest camera feeds. 🐥🔭

The Glasgow University Peregrines have made the news!

Well done to the dedicated SOC volunteers, Giving Nature a Home Glasgow and University of Glasgow for providing such a great opportunity to observe the lives of these brilliant birds!

#peregrine #soc #rspb #urbanbirding #birding

Hooray! All 4 Peregrine eggs have hatched at Glasgow University, with all chicks doing well so far.

Do you know any school groups, community groups or individuals who go above and beyond for nature? Why not put them forward for a #NatureofScotland Award? 🐞🌲🐌

One of the best things you can do for nature this month is... nothing!

Join in #NoMowMay and give both your mower and yourself a rest. It will give wildflowers such as daisies and buttercups a chance to grow, which in turn can attract all kinds of pollinators.

Learn mower:

And we're off - 3 out of 4 of our University of Glasgow Peregrine Falcon eggs hatched this weekend! 🐣

We have 3 healthy chicks with one more to go - any time now!

Thanks to the team monitoring these wonderful birds: Clarke Elsby, RSPB Scotland and The SOC 💙🪺 #TeamUofG