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The Spring 2025 Newsletter is winging its way to WOS members

The Spring 2025 newsletter is on its way to WOS members and Affiliate Groups. Once again, it’s a bumper 26-page edition, packed with articles on several different types of bird recording, community and project grants, with news of the first award from the President’s Grant.

Curlew in Wales, the 2024 breeding season and beyond

An update by Bethan Beech of Gylfinir Cymru/Curlew Wales and Specialist Advisor, Terrestrial Species Recovery at Natural Resources Wales.   As WOS members will know, breeding Curlew, along with a number of other breeding waders in Wales, are in significant decline and need urgent help to aid recovery. In Wales, the breeding Curlew population has […]

WOS Review of the Year 2024

2024 may well have been one of WOS’ most productive years to date. Here are some of the headlines and highlights from a busy year.

The Welsh List 2026

The Welsh Bird List 2026 The latest edition of the list of birds recorded in Wales has been published, but it’s more than a list. It also reminds us how the environment is changing, writes Welsh Bird Report editor Julian Hughes. The Welsh Bird Report 2024 will arrive with WOS members very soon, the only annual […]

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