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Bill Oddie – RSPCA pays tribute to former vice president

The Canary by The Canary
27 July 2026
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Bill Oddie, beloved comedian, naturalist and animal rights advocate, has died at the age of 85. Commenting on his death, Jo Rowland, chief executive of the RSPCA, said:

Everyone at the RSPCA is deeply saddened by the loss of our former vice president Bill Oddie.

While his comedy, music and, of course, work with The Goodies delighted so many, his tireless commitment to British wildlife will define so much of his extraordinary life.

Bill was an exceptional and steadfast champion for the natural world, whose passion for birds and wildlife was truly infectious.

He campaigned tirelessly alongside his many friends at the RSPCA – including taking the fight to governments against plans to cull badgers.

I know many of our wildlife rescuers were inspired into animal welfare by Bill’s groundbreaking broadcasting work and incredible knowledge of British birds, which brought the wonders of nature into millions of homes across the country.

Nature has lost one of its best friends, fiercest champions and most iconic defenders. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and the countless people he inspired to spend time birdwatching, to cherish nature, and to build a kinder world for animals.

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