Wild families
Bringing your family closer together and closer to nature
- Loads of ideas for places to go and activities to do at home or outdoors
- Experience new things together: pond dipping, bat hunts, bark rubbing and more!
- Children become RSPB Wildlife Explorers
- Membership packs and regular magazines for adults and every child in the family
JOIN NOW from £5 a month
Here's what you'll receive
- Wild Families pack with ideas for everyone
- Member's pack for under 8s
- Member's pack for 8-12 year-olds
- Member's pack for teenagers
- Free gift for under 8s
- Free gift for 8-12 year-olds
- Free gift for teenagers
- Magazines for children, which suit their age group
- Birds magazine for adults
- Where to discover nature book (ends 30 Jun)
How much does it cost?
Price includes membership packs, magazines throughout the year for the whole family, free gifts and family entry to over 100 nature reserves
- £5
- £7
- £10
- Click for examples
£5 per month
can help two school groups discover and enjoy the wonders of the natural world with an RSPB field teacher
£7 per month
will help run guided walks for children and families
£10 per month
will employ and equip a nature reserve warden for a day to help protect special places for nature
JOIN NOW from £5 a month
or call 01767 693680
Phone lines are open 9 am-5 pm, Monday to Friday
90p in every pound goes straight to conservation
Tales from happy families
- Lucas family
- Nicholson family
- Hunt family
- James family
The children love their monthly magazine, I love the tips and advice, thank you for teaching us all so much about birds!
Lucas family, Manchester
RSPB membership gives us the opportunity to visit wild places and receive the lovely Birds magazine! Hearing that something positive is being done for our wildlife and the places they live. Also supporting wildlife abroad.
Nicholson family, Leeds
We like the fact that we are helping to protect beautiful parts of the country and the wildilfe living there.
Hunt family, London
We're joining with like-minded people in protecting and enjoying the natural environment.
James family, Wantage
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