The Royal Society for the
Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a registered charity: England and Wales no.
207076, Scotland no. SC037654
The RSPB speaks out for birds
and wildlife, tackling the problems that threaten your environment.
From saving lapwings to tackling climate change,
working alongside farmers to stopping India’s vultures going extinct – welcome
to the RSPB, a million voices for nature.Campaigns include managing climate
change, stopping the illegal persecution of birds of prey and gaining better
protection for marine life.The charity advises farmers and helps them secure
nature grants. And it protects wildlife sites against inappropriate
development.You can get close to amazing nature at its 200-plus nature reserves
and be wowed at one of its new Date With Nature wildlife viewing schemes.The
RSPB researches nature’s problems, finds solutions and convinces politicians and
decision makers to make a difference for wildlife and the environment.
Activites and Services: M NL
- Over 1 million members: including over 170,000 juniors and teenage members
- Local RSPB groups and Wildlife Explorer
Groups in Oxfordshire run: practical projects, indoor and outdoor events,
competitions, family events and free access to RSPB nature reserves.
- Activities across the county include,
bringing back wading birds and farmland wildlife.
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Its Otmoor nature
reserve, near Beckley, is one of the finest wildlife sites in southern
England.
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Education: resources
linked to the national curriculum, free teachersīpacks and events.
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Volunteering
opportunities for practical conservation on reserves and office work.
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Groups attend local events to raise awareness
of the RSPB and conservation issues, and are involved in fundraising for
RSPB projects
Geographic coverage:Based in
Banbury, the regional team covers 13 counties across the Midlands including
Oxfordshire
Key contacts:
46 The Green, South Bar, Banbury, OX16 8HE. Tel: 01295 253330
Rachel Wheeler, Youth and Education Officer: 01295 676450 or
rachel.wheeler@rspb.org.uk
Emma Droy, Volunteering Development Officer: 01295 676458 or emma.droy@rspb.org.uk
Frank Lucas, Conservation Manager: 01295 676465 or
frank.lucas@rspb.org.uk
Local Group Contacts
Ian Kilshaw, Oxford Group Tel: 01869 601901
Phil Morris, Vale of White Horse Group Tel: 01367 710285
Tabby Lucas - Hook Norton Kestrels Wildlife Explorer Group - c/o
Rachel.wheeler@rspb.org.uk or
01295 676450
Notes: Geographical coverage - For organisations that have a geographical coverage that stretches beyond Oxfordshire, the most accessible contact for Oxfordshire activities is listed. M - These groups run a membership subscription scheme, but will very often provide initial advice free of charge
NL - Newsletter This Directory may not provide the total coverage of the activities of the groups listed. It concentrates on environmental and nature conservation activities. Disclaimer:ONCF cannotaccept liability for any losses due to the inaccuracy of any information in this Directory. |