A Regional Representative (RR) is our local leader for BTO in their region, and a key point of contact for other local members and volunteers. Use our Regional Directory Network map to find and contact your local rep.

From walks and talks to training and our annual conference, BTO runs lots of events throughout the year for members, volunteers, partners and employees alike. Online, in-person, across the UK, for youth and adults.

The UK has lots of local bird clubs and natural history societies that play an important role in helping bird and nature enthusiasts improve their birding knowledge, develop their skills and meet like-minded people.

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Whether it's our Youth blog, Migblog or other article, our blog offers specialist insight and unique perspective from a wide range of BTO staff, volunteers and guest writers, giving context and inviting discussion on our work.

Sign up or purchase a gift membership for someone else and gain access to exclusive BTO membership benefits and content. Plus, your support means we can continue to make a positive difference to birds, people and nature.

Although the focus of our work is here in the UK, we also work internationally across our flyway and beyond. Find out more about our teams and volunteers in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Our Youth Advisory Panel (YAP) helps us connect, listen and engage with younger supporters. To understand the barriers they face and hear their ideas that will encourage more young people to engage with birds, nature and BTO.