How Bempton's Birds Won Their Historic Battle for Survival
BBC Science
Discover how Bempton's seabird city was protected from extinction. Explore the historic battle for conservation and its lasting impact on wildlife today.
Bempton is home to England's largest seabird city with 500,000 birds.
The Seabird Preservation Act of 1869 was a landmark in wildlife protection.
Key figures like Morris and Sykes fought for seabird conservation.
The RSPB continues vital conservation efforts at Bempton today.