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Birds in Trust - A legacy of knowledge
The
British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) is a registered charity which
helps to inform the conservation of birds by conducting unbiased,
scientific research, gathered through surveys and a national network
of up to 30,000 volunteers.
We run many surveys
to monitor the status of many of our bird species across a range
of habitats. These include the Breeding Bird Survey, Garden Birdwatch,
the Barn Owl Monitoring Programme, the Nest Record Scheme and the
Bird Atlas 2007- 2011.
We carry out reseach
and advise on priority issues in bird conservation and the complex
and worrying challenges facing wild birds. Our records provide unique
insights into major issues of national and even global concern,
such as agricultural policy and climate change.
We are non-campaigning and thus widely respected for our independence
and sound science. Our survey results are frequently used by conservation
groups, government agencies, planners, ecologists, industrialists,
environmental consultants and scientific researchers.
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hope that by informing policies and decisions which have an
impact on the environment, that future generations will benefit
from a healthy and wildlife-rich environment. |
One
of the most effective ways you can support the BTO's vision is to
remember us in your Will.
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“You
can help ensure that we continue to monitor what is happening
to wild birds and their habitats into the future. Your contribution
will enable us to continue to inform and advise conservation
organisations how to better protect our environment.”
Andy Clements
- Director
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For a legacy booklet
or confidential information on how to help the BTO in your Will,
contact
or
at
BTO HQ in Thetford (01842
750050).Alternatively download a pdf copy of BTO's legacy booklet
here.
You can make a real difference to the
future for Britain’s birds.
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