
If you live in Hampshire - Surrey border area and are interested in watching/enjoying birds even it is only those in your garden why not join your Local RSPB Group? We would like to give you the opportunity to participate and enjoy leaning more about birds with us.
Indoor
meetings are held from
September to April at halls in our area. Our guest speakers give illustrated
talks on various aspects of bird life.
Outdoor
meetings are held throughout
the year, visiting sites which are good for bird watching. These include RSPB
reserves as well as local sites.
Fund raising is also an important activity for us. Our efforts at selling RSPB Sales Goods and
a variety of things from home-made produce to bric-a-brac, holding raffles at
indoor meetings and running our annual Christmas Fair, enable us to raise substantial
sums for RSPB conservation projects here and abroad.
FAQ Bird Identifier
Cold comfort for the Birds (RSPB link)
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RSPB Bird's of Prey Campaign Wildlife Minister Huw Irranca Davies accepted a petition signed by more than 200,000 people on 3rd February demanding an end to the killing of birds of prey. Thank you for all your support!
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International Petition on Illegal Hunting in Malta Demand that Malta respects the EU Law and stop the killing of Protected Birds.
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We can do it - here's how! Concerned about the effects of climate change? Wondering how, and if, you can make a difference? Well, you can! There are lots of ways you can make a difference, from greening your lifestyle to supporting ourwork and campaigns. Together, we can make a diefference.
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Protecting Marine Life Our precious seas are dying from neglect - increasingly overfished, over-trafficked and over-developed, but crucially under-protected.With your help, we must convince our Government that stronger Marine Together, we can help safeguard our sea life. RSPB site by selecting this link.
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The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a registered charity: England and Wales No. 207076, Scotland No. SC037654.
©RSPB North East Hants Local Group 2010 Site updated: 6th March 2010