Rspb Glasgow

07/06/2026

We're getting ready for day 2 of the Glasgow Science Festival!

Why not join us at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum to talk all things swifts?
You could even try your hand at designing a perfect habitat for these amazing birds!

02/06/2026

01/06/2026

Very exciting developments for Winston & Isa!

29/05/2026

"Introduction to Wildflowers". 🪻🌼🌻

This event will include a stroll around RSPB Baron's Haugh, where we will point out some key wildflower species. We will try to identify some plant species together, and will point out key connections between wildflowers and wildlife. This event is ideal for anyone looking to start their own wildflower journey, or anyone looking to for ideas to encourage wildlife to their own gardens.

Date: 27th June
Time: 12noon-2pm
Cost: £5-£14
Booking link: https://events.rspb.org.uk/events/159726

24/05/2026

23/05/2026

🛎️UPDATE🛎️

The meadow needs a few more weeks to bloom so we will now be making homes for solitary bees in the Museum 1pm-4pm 🐝

Join us next week in Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum to learn all about the 'Buzzing Bees' of Glasgow! 🐝

Here are the event details:

21/05/2026

Isa and Winston!

This is too good, people huv tae know!

Your votes have been counted, and we have a winner 🥁

We are delighted to announce the two peregrine falcon chicks will be known as Winston and Isa. Inspired by the beloved Still Game characters, we hope our feathered friends provide Glasgow with as much joy as their namesakes.

📣 Poll Results

Winston and Isa 182 votes
Mungo and Enoch 175 votes.
Haudit and Daudit 111 votes,
Francie and Josie 80 votes.

20/05/2026

Happy 🐝🐝🐝

It’s ! So here’s some easy tips on how you (yes, you!) can help bees and other pollinators to thrive 🐝

🌻 Plant pollinator-friendly plants like lavender, geraniums and helenium

🏨 Build a bee hotel to help give solitary bees a place to rest their wings

✂️ Ditch trimming the grass and mow the lawn less

🪻 Let parts of your garden grow wild so that wildflowers can thrive

🧪 Skip the pesticides and avoid using chemicals in the garden

19/05/2026

18/05/2026

Last week, we celebrated the end of another fantastic year working with young people from Glasgow Kelvin College. Once again, it’s been a privilege to work with such an enthusiastic group and their tutor. We’re also grateful to the team Provan Hall for allowing us to use their space as a base for our learning.

Meeting once a month, the young people have taken part in a variety of activities designed to build their skills and knowledge around nature and the environment whilst also supporting health and wellbeing.

Some of the things we’ve enjoyed include tree ID, conducting a pond survey, creating a wildflower meadow, learning to ID birds through sight and sound, nature journaling and a mini BioBlitz.

We’ve thoroughly enjoyed engaging in (sometimes challenging!) conversations, answering interesting questions and watching these young people develop their self-confidence and enjoyment of the natural world. Thank you!