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The RSPB helps protect our most precious and vulnerable
wild birds and wildlife. We devote our efforts - and funds - to conservation,
not administration, so that your money is out there helping in the most
hands-on way. The RSPB is deeply concerned about the losses of our most
common species like skylarks and song thrushes, and we think that you
should be, too; what’s bad for birds is often bad for people. And if we
can’t look after species that have filled our skies for generations, then
what’s next?
- RSPB nature reserves cover an area twice the size of
the Isle of Man. They include some of the UK’s most threatened habitats,
and the birds and wildlife that depend on them. The skill and expertise
of our site managers has shown that we can bring birds back for the
brink.
- Populations of some our countryside birds have halved
in the last 25 years. Working with the farming community to make good
these losses is our biggest challenge. This important area of our work
helps species such as the Lapwing which breed mainly on farmland
Credit: Steve Knell
and rspb-images.com
- Britain and Ireland supports some of the worlds most
important populations of seabirds numbers of seabirds breeding in Britain
and Ireland have risen steadily over the last 30 year
Credit: Andy Hay
- The RSPB believes that the beauty of wildlife and nature
enriches everyone’s lives, and that the world is a poorer place without
them.
The RSPB stands for a healthy environment rich in birds
and wildlife. Our dedicated staff and volunteers tackle the biggest conservation
issues in the UK and abroad to ensure that wild birds remain a part of our
lives. As a charity, we depend on the support and generosity of others,
relying entirely on voluntary donations to fund our work. Can we rely on
yours? 
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