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How we are run

The RSPB is a non-statutory body incorporated by Royal Charter and registered as a charity since 1968. The Charter was originally granted in 1904 and, together with the Statutes, provides the rules and guidelines under which the RSPB operates. RSPB Council is its governing body.

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RSPB Council

RSPB Council is the governing body of the RSPB. It is responsible for ensuring the Society conducts its affairs in accor...

Charter and Statutes

The RSPB's Charter and Statutes (often referred to as the Constitution) describe the fundamental pri...

The RSPB’s Annual Report 2022–2023

From saving special species to influencing public policy, get all the latest updates of the RSPB’s w...

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RSPB Youth Council

Young people should have a say on the issues affecting our lives. As the Youth Council, we want to empower other young p...

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Approach to environmental impacts

The RSPB works to save birds and other wildlife here in the UK and abroad. Nature is in trouble and we recognise that th...

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RSPB President and Ambassadors

Our President, Vice-Presidents and Ambassadors are a passionate, dedicated group of volunteers, who help to raise awaren...

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What you need to know about Country Advisory Committees

Learn how they support, guide and champion the RSPB’s work. Each UK nation has a dedicated advisory committee.

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The RSPB's approach to campaigning

The RSPB has been campaigning for more than 125 years and today we are still determined to stand up for nature, both her...

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How we listen and respond: complaints policy

To help us build our relationship with our supporters, learn from your suggestions and provide opportunities for you to ...

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Key management policies

Find out more about key management policies here, including detailed and downloadable policy statements.