The RSPB’s Species Volunteer Network (SVN) is supercharging efforts to save vulnerable wildlife across the UK by supporting off-reserve teams working directly on species recovery projects. By getting involved, you can not only help wildlife but build your skills, too.
In Northern Ireland, for example, where Red Kites have been reintroduced by the RSPB, dedicated volunteers are monitoring numbers to study the success of the project.
‘By getting involved, you can not only help wildlife but build your skills, too’
And in Northern Ireland and Greater Manchester, the SVN is supporting and setting up teams of volunteers alongside RSPB Local Groups to raise awareness and boost Swift conservation efforts, creating safe nest sites, and encouraging public involvement.
Other target species include Corncrake, Marsh Fritillary and Stone-curlew.
Volunteer with us
If you would like to get involved protecting vulnerable species in your area email speciesvolunteernetwork@rspb.org.uk or click the button below. The work you do could make a real difference in protecting rare and endangered birds.
