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Our conservation efforts extend to many countries around the globe.

As part of the BirdLife International partnership, we work with and support like-minded conservation organisations all around the world to save our most endangered wildlife and special places.

About our work

Find out more about our international work

What we do internationally

The RSPB works internationally to preserve the richness of nature for the well-being today of every one of us and as an inheritance for future generations. More...

What we do internationally

Our partnership with BirdLife International

Working within BirdLife is fundamental to our international strategy and our contribution is important to the success of the BirdLife partnership. More...

Our partnership with BirdLife International

How you can help

Saving tropical forests together

Tropical forests are so full of life they practically have a heartbeat. But that pulse gets weaker every time a tree is cut down. Help us keep them alive. More...

Saving tropical forests together

Save the albatross

Tens of thousands of albatrosses are killed every year. We have an opportunity to stop this slaughter, and save these majestic birds from extinction today, but only with your help. More...

Save the albatross

Latest news

UK’s most exotic natural treasures under threat from ‘legal neglect’

12 March 2013

A first-ever analysis of the environmental laws across all 14 of the UK’s Overseas Territories has been published and presented to the Government today.

Tristan albatross chick

Future brighter for wildlife crime fighters

23 January 2013

Vital Government funding is allowing the National Wildlife Crime Unit to fight the illegal killing of birds of prey for another year

Male hen harrier hunting along coastline

Ascension seabirds on the ascent

12 December 2012

A UK bird has been found breeding again on a remote island, almost 180 years since it was last recorded there. Two Ascension frigatebirds were spotted sitting on nests on Ascension Island, a UK Overseas Territory.

Male Ascension Island frigatebird in flight

Visit our News section for other stories. Resources for journalists can be found in the Media Centre

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Offices

The Lodge

Potton Road
Sandy
Bedfordshire
SG19 2DL
Tel: 01767 680551

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