Robert is passionate about wildlife and works to preserve and create habitats, helps rescue and rehabilitate animals and releases them back into the wild. He streams footage from live nests which is free to watch so that scientists as well as the general public can watch and learn about individual species.
You can help support his work by donating
Conservation
Robert E Fuller's efforts to preserve wildlife habitats extends to projects across Yorkshire. He puts up bird boxes, monitors bird populations and also advises landowners on best practise.
Rehabilitation
Robert E Fuller's successful use of wild owls and kestrel to adopt orphaned or abandoned chicks has revolutionised wildlife rehabilitation practises.
He is also the UK's leading authority on weasel and stoat rehabilitation and regularly takes in rescues from around the country to prepare for release in the wild.
Building habitats
Robert E Fuller works hard to restore and develop habitats to encourage wildlife to thrive. He digs ponds, plants wildflowers, restores native woodland and puts up bird boxes to provide food and shelter for the birds and animals living near his Yorkshire home.
Livestreams
Robert's high definition nest cameras are among the best in the world. Streaming live from fox, owl, kestrel, swan, stoat and weasel nests, they enable viewers around the world a direct view of these animals as they court, breed and raise their young.
These cameras also support Robert's animal rehabilitation work, ensuring he can monitor rescued animals during their first days in the wild.
How you can help Robert help wildlife