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Small grants programmes

  • Africa Small Grants Programme
  • Asia Small Grants Programme
  • The Birdfair/RSPB Research Fund for Endangered Birds

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Small grants programmes

The Birdfair/RSPB Research Fund for Endangered Birds

In 2005, the British Birdwatching Fair and the RSPB joined forces to set up a fund to support researchers working on the world's most rare and threatened birds. More...

Chinese crested terns

Africa Small Grants Programme

Every year, the RSPB sets aside a fund that is available for research and conservation work connected with African birds. More...

Researchers at work in Africa

Asia Small Grants Programme

The RSPB has set aside a fund that is available for research and conservation work connected with Asian birds. More...

Storm's stork

About the RSPB

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Chinese crested terns - (RSPB)
Researchers at work in Africa - Alex Hipkiss (The RSPB)
Storm's stork - RSPB - Alistair Gammell
Dave Hole with writer Sasha Norris working on House Sparrows - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
Ringing paraphernalia - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
Woodlark perching on fencepost - Graham Catley