Four New Satellite Tags Fitted This Summer Thanks To Your Generous Donations Our second Christmas Appeal, launched in December 2024, was as generously supported as the original campaign, and raised sufficient funds to sponsor four satellite tags. Now that the breeding season is over, the tags have been fitted and the chicks have fledged, we […]| Hen Harrier Day
Announcing the Winning Entries in the Young, Junior and Senior Categories 2025 marks the second year that we have run the Young Wild Photographer competition, aiming the echo the success of our long-running Young Wild Writers contest, so it was exciting to see a big increase in entries this year. We were thrilled that renowned […]| Hen Harrier Day
Young Wild Writers Make Their Voices Heard for Nature Announcing the Winners of The 2025 Young Wild Writers Competition “This year’s Young Wild Writers competition has once again seen some astonishing and visionary pieces of writing” says best-selling children’s author Gill Lewis, who judged the competition. “The theme this year was ‘Capture the Moment’ and […]| Hen Harrier Day
Young Category (5-8 Years) Winner: Freya Roy, Age 5 – Farley Hill Primary School The Cute Cygnet I am a little baby swan and I am curled up inside an egg. Inside my egg I can just see light and dark. I have never seen anything else before. I think that my egg is everything […]| Hen Harrier Day
This new report from the RSPB documents devastating evidence of the continued illegal persecution of Hen Harriers in the UK's uplands, on or near grouse moors.| Hen Harrier Day
The Wildlife Crime Detection Dogs Appeal, launched on Skydancer Day, has reached its £10,000 target in just three weeks, thanks to generous supporters and friends.| Hen Harrier Day
Our good friends Rob Pownall and Charlie Moores from campaigning wildlife charity Protect the Wild have lent their support to Hen Harrier Action's latest| Hen Harrier Day
Donations have been flooding in during the first two weeks of our appeal. You can find out more about the wildlife crime detection dogs and our appeal here.| Hen Harrier Day