Rainham Marshes RSPB Wildlife Explorers

18/06/2025

20/05/2021

to our Saturday meeting this date 2017

17/05/2021

27/04/2021

RSPB Love Nature is planning to restart the Wildlife Explorer Groups in September, government guidance allowing.
Watch this space! We are looking forward to welcoming our regular and new members back!

10/04/2020

23/03/2020

Homeschool with the RSPB Love Nature...

First day of homeschooling the kids? Enter the fascinating world of meteorology and take part in our Wild Weather challenge! 👉https://bit.ly/2xesznw

Learning about science & nature whilst having fun is what it's all about - show us what you're up to in the comments!

21/03/2020

Sure, we can't travel as much these days, but the modern world can still bring the natural world to us.

21/03/2020

Ospreys we**am...

18/03/2020

The RSPB has made the difficult decision to suspend all Wildlife Explorers groups until September.
We are sure you will understand that the safety and wellbeing of everyone is the most important thing at this time. The circumstances are unique, and so is the reaction to this event.
Whenever we get any updates from the RSPB, we will pass them onto you.
Keep connecting with nature wherever you can. Be it in your back garden or local park, or even from your window. The benefits of a short walk with fresh air may become more and more important in the coming days.

RSPB statement:
Following the UK Government's advice, we have taken the difficult decision to temporarily close all our visitor centres, cafés and shops. As always, the safety and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and volunteers is our priority.
However, we know that nature can be a powerful force for good in difficult circumstances. As many of you have told us, it can lift our spirits, educate us, inspire us, and provide a space for us to exercise and enjoy fresh air.
For this reason, we intend to keep as many of our nature reserves open for as long as possible for you to enjoy.

Welcome signs of spring

Nature has a remarkable way of restoring calm. As I write this, I can hear songbirds calling and see a pair of blue t**s in my garden busy nest building - clear signs of spring and of birds getting ready to raise chicks.
Over the coming days, we’ll be updating all our reserve webpages with the latest information on where you can visit. We only ask that should you visit, please follow the latest guidance on social distancing and take care to look after yourselves and others.
I want to personally thank you for your ongoing patience and understanding during this challenging time for us all. We are so grateful for the support you provide for our work.
Best wishes and good health to all from everyone at the RSPB. Spring has sprung and we hope you’ll be able to take the opportunity to enjoy it.

With best wishes,

Beccy Speight
Chief Executive, The RSPB

Free entry and parking at RSPB nature reserves
All entry and car park charges will be waived until further notice.

11/02/2020

It's time for another fact! Did you know, using a ground feeder benefits many birds, including blackbirds, thrushes, wrens and robins?! You can shop our range of ground feeders here: http://bit.ly/2O7FIED