White-tailed Eagles in Exmoor
Our existing licences allow us to translocate White-tailed Eagles to the Isle of Wight for a further two years. Following the initial successes, we are exploring the possibility of additional small-scale releases in other areas to support the establishing English population. The first proposed location is Exmoor National Park, which has been visited by seven different young eagles since 2019. Read more here.
Two White-tailed Eagle chicks fledge successfully in England
We are delighted to report that two White-tailed Eagle chicks fledged from a nest in Southern England this summer. We have also released a further eight juvenile eagles on the Isle of Wight. Read more here.
White-tailed Eagle diet
We’ve been closely studying the diet of the White-tailed Eagles released on the Isle of Wight, and have a dataset of over 600 field observations. This shows that they increasingly favour fish as they get older. Read more here.
Roy’s latest blog
In his latest blog, Roy argues that the Highland cow is crucial to the restoration of one of Scotland’s most iconic birds, the capercaillie. Read it here.
Roy Dennis is awarded an OBE
We are thrilled to announce that Roy Dennis has been awarded an OBE in the New Years Honours List for his contribution to wildlife. Read more here.
Buy Roy’s Books
Signed copies of Roy’s recent books Mistletoe Winter , Restoring the Wild and Cottongrass Summer are available to purchase on the website.
Please support us!
As a very small organisation, we rely on the generosity of our supporters to carry out the work we do to restore lost species like the White-tailed Eagle and Osprey. All donations are very much appreciated and greatly aid our work.
