RSPB

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is the UK’s largest nature conservation charity, working locally in the UK, and around the world. Their vision is a shared world where wildlife, wild places, and all people thrive. They act by protecting and restoring habitats, saving species, and helping to end the nature and climate emergency. Nature is in crisis. Together we can save it.

For more information on the RSPB and its conservation efforts, visit https://www.rspb.org.uk/

Facts about RSPB:
Established in 1889, Emily Williamson created the Society for the Protection of Birds to fight against fashion that used feathers and exotic plumes that were driving certain species of birds toward extinction.

The RSPB manages over 200 nature reserves in the United Kingdom

The RSPB has nearly 1.2 million members including over 178,000 youth members aged 0-18 years old.