What we do
Our conservation efforts extend to many countries around the globe.
As part of the BirdLife International partnership, we work with and support like-minded conservation organisations all around the world to save our most endangered wildlife and special places.
Find out more about our international work
The RSPB works internationally to preserve the richness of nature for the well-being today of every one of us and as an inheritance for future generations. More...
Working within BirdLife is fundamental to our international strategy and our contribution is important to the success of the BirdLife partnership. More...
2 October 2015
Europe’s wildlife remains in crisis, that’s the clear finding from the European Commission’s latest assessment of nature, published today.
27 August 2015
A major step for the future of vultures in Asia was announced by the Indian Ministry of Health yesterday [26 August] when a ban of multi-dose vials of human formulations of diclofenac, which is responsible for the death of tens of millions of Asia’s vultures, came into force with immediate effect.
6 August 2015
The RSPB is asking people to sleep outside this weekend (7-9 August) to get closer to nature as part of its Big Wild Sleepout event.
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UK Overseas Territories appeal
The world is losing 100 northern rockhopper penguins every day. Along with many other species in our UK Overseas Territories, they are heading towards extinction.
Save the albatross
Tens of thousands of albatrosses are killed every year. We have a chance to stop this slaughter and save albatrosses from extinction. Can you help?
Save the spoon-billed sandpiper
Spoon-billed sandpipers are dying at a shocking rate, and extinction looks likely within the next decade if urgent action is not taken. Can you help us save them?
Saving Asia's Vultures from Extinction
Three species of south Asia's vultures are critically threatened with extinction in the near future. We have to act now to save these birds.
Saving tropical forests together
Tropical forests are so full of life they practically have a heartbeat. But that pulse gets weaker every time a tree is cut down. Help us keep them alive.
Click the pins on the map to find out about our work around the world.
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