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Neither the Group nor the RSPB can accept responsibility for the content of web sites to which we link.
Bird watching
Wildfowl
and Wetlands Trust
Whooper Swans Martin mere 2003 The
Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust is the largest international
wetland conservation charity in the UK. Our Stephens' Bird Blog. Detailing his frantic birding trips up and down the country chasing the rarities .Lots of Piccies. (and a little bit of bad language,..i'll tell your mother Ste!)
Jeff has a passion for the natural world and would like to share that enthusiasm with as many people as possible. As an environmental educator, an experienced ecologist and a popular speaker he gives talks, leads lessons and events. Check him out now. What's about? Get the latest....Birdblog looks at birding in Merseyside, Lancs and beyond! Our Bob's Birding Blog. Lots of good stuff about The BTO in Merseyside, Ringing with the Merseyside Ringing Group, Bob's general birding activities and anything else that grabs his interest at the time!.
Gordon
Yates Wildlife Photographer
Steve
Round Bird Photography birder Steve Round Ken
Billington Bird Photography
Chris Galvin Bird Photography An ever growing collection of Bird photographs from the Uk and overseas.
Wirral Bird Club Wirral is the peninsula of land between the rivers Dee and Mersey in north west England. The area, particularly the Dee Estuary, is of national and international importance for thousands of birds in winter, species such as Redshank, Dunlin, Knot, Oystercatcher and Shelduck. . Friends of Hilbre Island Hilbre Island is a local Nature Reserve with it's own bird observatory. Hilbre is the largest of a chain of three tidal islands at the mouth of the Dee Estuary on the west coast of England. It can only be reached on foot at certain states of the tide. Please see Visiting Hilbre for advice on reaching the island. BirdWatch Ireland BirdWatch Ireland is the largest and most active voluntary conservation organisation in Ireland. Established in 1968, we have over 6000 active members and more than 20 branches nationwide. Our primary interest is the conservation of wild birds and their habitats in Ireland. Ranger services Lancashire Countryside Service
The Bat Conservation Trust 
The
Bat Conservation Trust is the only UK organisation solely
devoted to the conservation of bats and their habitats Butterfly Conservation- 
Dedicated to saving butterflies, moths and their habitatDragonfly
Conservation
The JNCC
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The JNCC is the Government's wildlife adviser, undertaking
national and international conservation work on behalf of the
three country nature conservation agencies English Nature,
Scottish Natural Heritage and the Countryside Council for Wales
The National
Trust
Coastline,
countryside and buildings. Plantlife The Woodland Trust The
Wildlife Trusts The
Wildflower Society
Local Links
Website of the Mersey ringers. MRG has ringed more than 600,000 birds since 1954; Mostly in the counties of Cheshire, Merseyside, Flintshire and Denbighshire in North West England and North Wales. The main aim of our work is to benefit the birds through science, education and conservation. Merseyside
Naturalists Association
Find out what the friends are up to with Ranger Rob, whether they be planting, cutting back, looking after bird hides, nest box building or just birdwatching with you. Make a friend, become a member or go explore the decoy....
The St.
Helens Wildlife Recording Group
The St.
Helens Wildlife Recording Group is a group of wildlife
enthusiasts whose main aim is to co-ordinate wildlife
records throughout the borough, with a view to helping raise
awareness of the wildlife in St. Helens and help preserve
habitat.
A safe haven for homeless domestic (cats, dogs, rabbits, mice, guinea pigs etc,) and wild animals. Medical treatment for those injured, a home for a few lifers who haven't been re-homed. Mission statement: No healthy animal to be destroyed .The wildlife hospital has a steady stream of animals, mostly hedgehogs and birds. Croxteth Hall & Country Park A large country park in the North East Liverpool, with woodland and meadows with the hall and Home farm at its centre The Friends Of Newsham Park Working to a Victorian Park for the Twenty First Century. Visit Green Liverpool Guide to the enviromental attractions, places & spaces of Liverpool and Merseyside.
The
Palm House
Other sites of Interest
This long awaited book records the state of
Lancashire's avifauna at the start of the 21st century. A
detailed account of all the 348 native and naturalised species
that have occurred in Lancashire. 105 line drawings, 133
graphs, 311 photographs, 106 breeding distribution maps, 460
pages http://www.wildlifebooks.com/search.php?srch=lancashire
Habitat British Wildlife News on the Net. Birds of Britain Monthly Birdwatching Magazine on the Web Birdingpal Where travelling birders make contact with local birdwatchers all over the world.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)
is a registered charity: England and Wales no.207076, Scotland
no. SC037654
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Our aim is to promote and encourage the study and conservation
of dragonflies and their natural habitats, especially in the
United kingdom.
Plantlife
is Britain's only national membership charity dedicated
exclusively to conserving all forms of plant life in its natural
habitat: the nation's champion of wild plants. 
The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading conservation charity
dedicated to the protection of our native woodland heritage
- The Wildlife Trusts partnership
is the UK’s leading conservation charity exclusively dedicated
to wildlife.
- Dedicated to the amateur
botanist and plant lover.
Merseyside Naturalist Association
The
Woolston Eyes Conservation Group
