The RSPB Wildlife Charity: Nature Reserves & Wildlife Conservation

RSPB family membership

Family days out for just £5 a month

Don't hang around this summer - family membership increases in price from September!

Join for £5 a month

Birdfair 2019

There's something for everyone at this three day celebration of birds and wildlife. 16, 17 & 18 August.

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Birdsong Radio

Thousands of you helped make Let Nature Sing a chart success! To thank you, you can now enjoy bird song anytime, anywhere.

Become a Bird of Prey Defender

Help us bring these criminals to justice and stop the killing.

Together we can give nature the home it needs

With support from you, we protect wildlife and the wider countryside you love.

You can help save nature, starting in your garden, window-box or on your balcony.

Be a part of it

Your membership helps the RSPB save wildlife, protect wild places and connect people with nature. Each member gets:

Unlimited entry to more than 170 UK nature reserves
Nature's Home magazine every quarter
A welcome pack to help you make the most of your membership
A free gift with adult membership

Become an RSPB member from £5 a month

Discover and enjoy nature

Goldfinch Carduelis carduelis, feeding from a garden feeder, Co. Durham,

Identify a bird

Easy bird identification with our free handy tool

Build a bird box

Building your own bird box is the perfect summer holiday activity - it can even be done on a rainy day!

UK conservation status explained

Find out how bird conservation importance is categorised.

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Nightingale singing in a tree

Bird songs - make some noise

Discover why and how birds sing on our bird song hub.

All about bird song

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Create a mini pond

Bring some magic to your garden by making your own mini pond.

Read how-to guide

Heath in bloom at the lodge

RSPB Reserves

Come and visit one of our stunning reserves and get closer to nature.

Find a nature reserve

Be a Friend of the Albatross

Every 5 minutes an albatross is accidentally killed by fishing gear. With your help we can stop these needless deaths.