Leave a gift in your will

Your legacy? It started the day you joined us.  

Frances Hurst is an inspirational volunteer and former BTO Trustee who has kindly decided to remember BTO in her will and pass on something wonderful. Listen to her story of how she became interested in ornithology and how watching woodpeckers with her grandmother ignited a life-long passion for birds.

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Download our guide to leaving a gift in your Will (pdf, 1.19 MB)

Gifts in Wills brochure (pdf, 1.19 MB)

Leaving a gift supports birds and a wild-life rich world

BTO relies on gifts in wills from supporters like you who are passionate about birds and the environment. Such gifts are vital to BTO continuing its research and informing positive conservation outcomes.

Any gift, no matter how large or small, can make a real difference. By leaving a gift in your Will to BTO, you will help ensure future generations continue to enjoy birds and a wild-life rich world.

Pass on something wonderful and inspire the next generation of birders

David Walsh is a loyal BTO member and enthusiastic volunteer who has decided to leave a gift in his Will to BTO to inspire the next generation of birders:

Inspiring young people was the main reason I decided to include BTO in my will, but it wasn’t the only one. I enjoy taking part in both the weekly Garden BirdWatch and the annual Breeding Bird Survey; the way BTO uses data from volunteers to underpin a range of fascinating scientific research really sets the standard. David Walsh, BTO Member 

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However large or small the contribution you’d like to make, you’ll be helping us shape what the future will look like for our birds.