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A few months ago, we invited a small group of members to take up the offer of a digital version of The RSPB Magazine. You opted to receive your magazine digitally instead of in print, so instead of receiving a print magazine quarterly, you’ll now receive an email once a month with a link to this website which contains all the latest stories from the magazine. On top of that, there will be additional exclusive content for members who have signed up for this digital experience.

A recent survey suggested 37% of RSPB members would like to receive their copy of The RSPB Magazine digitally. So, by providing the choice, we are giving members a better way of keeping in touch and reading their seasonal updates on birds and nature. By choosing digital instead of print, you’re also helping the RSPB reduce its carbon emissions.

We know that many members value their printed copies of The RSPB Magazine so we are currently offering members the choice between print or digital.

Yes, the digital magazine can be accessed at any time and you will be able to keep up-to-date with the content from past issues. You can bookmark www.members.rspb.org.uk to check back.

We know that many members value their printed copies of The RSPB Magazine, so we are currently offering members the choice between print or digital. If you choose the digital version and wish to change your choice at a later date and opt back in to receiving The RSPB Magazine by post, all you have to do is email your request to membership@rspb.org.uk and our team will be happy to update your record.

You can use the search bar at the top right of the website to enter key words such as a nature reserve name or a particular species. You can also navigate around the website by using the section headings at the top and reading relevant suggested articles after you’ve scrolled to the bottom of each page.

Yes! The benefit of the digital magazine is we’re not so limited on space, so we can include more articles about birds and wildlife, as well as videos and possibly even podcasts.

www.rspb.org.uk will also be updated with a new look but it is still the main website for the RSPB, whereas this website is exclusively for your members’ magazine. You can still access information about the RSPB, bird ID and the usual news and updates on our main website.

We recently launched a brand new website in addition to the digital version of The RSPB Magazine. If you have noticed a problem please let us know at rspbmagazine@rspb.org.uk.

We’re in the early stages of the roll out of the digital version of The RSPB Magazine and unfortunately this is not currently possible, so the notification will only be sent to the primary contact of the membership. This is something we’re working on and hope to have this ability in the future.

By opting in to receive The RSPB Magazine digitally, you haven’t changed any of your preferences relating to other printed materials. If you or your family receive other magazines from the RSPB, such as RSPB Life or the children’s magazines, these won’t be affected.

This is your members’ magazine and we want it to be something you enjoy reading that also keeps you up-to-date with the RSPB conservation work and campaigning. We would love to hear your feedback or suggestions for how to improve it in the future. Please send us an email at RSPBmagazine@rspb.org.uk

If you’d prefer to enjoy your magazine by browsing through the pages, try reading or downloading this page-turning flipbook version of The RSPB Magazine. Please note that this will not contain the additional features, videos, audio and interactive articles that you’ll find as part of your digital RSPB magazine.