At this talk for the North Wales RSPB local group, Gethin will highlight the international importance of Wales' wetlands for some of our wintering birds.Focusing primarly of wildfowl and waders, this ...

At this talk for the Cambrian Ornithological Society, Gethin will highlight the international importance of Wales' wetlands for some of our wintering birds.Focusing primarily of wildfowl and waders, ...

Autumn and winter are wonderful times to get out to your local waterbody and enjoy the many ducks and geese that migrate here from colder climes. In these interactive online workshops, Gethin and ...

Join James from the BBS Team for a virtual session about BBS & WBBS. This is your opportunity to find out about survey updates and to ask the team at BTO HQ questions.

Read the latest updates from our Cuckoos on their epic migration between the UK and tropical Africa, or track their movements in real-time on our Cuckoo migration map. If you enjoy these updates, ...

Overview The State of UK’s Birds reports have provided an periodic overview of the status of the UK’s breeding and non-breeding bird species in the UK and its Overseas Territories since 1999. This ...

Overview A summary of the fourth report by the Avian Population Estimates Panel, presenting population estimates of birds in Great Britain and the United Kingdom. Estimates of population size are a ...

You can report ringed birds (and birds with other tags or marks) found on live or dead birds. This contributes valuable data to our research, helping our researchers determine bird population trends ...

From donating, joining and fundraising to helping at events, volunteering for surveys, or becoming a corporate member, there are lots of ways you can support us and our work. By remembering us in your ...

The BTO provides grants of up to £500, to support ornithological research projects by BTO members, and holders of BTO ringing permits only. We welcome applications relating to projects on all aspects ...

Many BTO Garden BirdWatchers have a keen interest in other types of wildlife, which is why we also enable participants to records observations of visiting mammals, butterflies, dragonflies, bees and a ...