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How to get involved

If you have a potential study species, please check the

instructions

instructions (PDF, 117.86 KB)

or contact the RAS Organiser to determine whether this would make a suitable project and then complete a

RAS registration form

RAS registration form (DOC, 236.50 KB)

. For further information about RAS, please contact ras [at] bto.org

Retrapping Adults for Survival is funded by a partnership of the BTO, the Joint Nature Conservation Committee on behalf of the statutory nature conservation bodies (Natural England, Natural Resources Wales, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Northern Ireland. It is also part of the BTO Ringing Scheme which is funded by the BTO /JNCC Partnership, The National Parks and Wildlife Service (Ireland) and the ringers themselves.

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