Memberships for Bird Lovers
| 6 Bird Memberships you could treat your loved one to | |
| Birdlife International's World Bird Club
BirdLife International is the world’s largest nature conservation partnershp, with 120 BirdLife partners worldwide. It believe that local people are key to sustainability and takes a local-to-global approach, delivering high impact and long term conservation for the benefit of nature and people. From just £45 a year, your friend will receive a Magazine four times a year, with articles written by leading experts in birds and biodiversity, stunning photos by leading wildlife photographers, and insights into conservation projects. Members play a crucial role in supporting BirdLife International's conservation work worldwide, thus creating a better and safer environment for birds and people. Click here to find out more and become a member | |
| The RSPB is a non-profit organisation which promotes and works for the protection of birds and wildlife through public awareness, petitions and the running of nature reserves within the UK. Members receive unlimited entry to more than 170 UK nature reserves, Nature's Home magazine every quarter, a welcome pack to help them make the most of their membership and a free gift on joining (adults and family only). There are adult, family and youth (under 18s) memberships available. Click here to fly away to the RSPB Online Shop to find out more | |
British Trust for Ornithology The BTO is an independent charitable research institute. It uses evidence of change in wildlife populations, particularly birds, to inform the public, opinion-formers and environmental policy- and decision-makers. Gift memberships include the BTO News magazine four times a year, access to the Chris Mead Library and its resources, the member edition of the monthly e-newsletter to give you more access behind the scenes, and also members news. There's also digital access to BTO News and voting rights at members' meetings. You can also choose a free gift. Click here to find out more | |
| Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust | |
| The Scottish Ornithologists' Club The club works to promote the study, recording and documentation of Scotland’s birdlife, an interest in wild birds and the arts of natural history. It also supports the conservation of wild birds and their habitats throughout Scotland, and it provides a focus for anyone with an interest in, and for more information relating to, the study of birds in Scotland. It's got 15 branches in Scotland and a growing membership. Amongst other things, members get a Welcome pack (a virtual one if they are digital members), the quarterly magazine Scottish Birds, the quarterly e-digest, The Hoot, there are talks and outings across Scotland, you can borrow books from Scotland's largest ornithological library, and improve your bird identification skills! There are discounts on SOC publications & events and you get an affiliation to a local branch of the SOC! If that's not enough, you can choose one of three gifts when you pay by direct debit! Find out more here. | |
| | This charity works on owl conservation at a national and international level, with members around the world. Its programmes protect populations of endangered owls, until their habitats have been restored. Examples of success to date have been the European Eagle Owl and the British Barn Owl. Members play a vital contribution to global owl conservation and they are kept up to date with regular newsletters. These include owl news from around the world and information about the Trust's conservation work. Fly away for more information |
