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On our website you will find lots of information on caring for wild birds and watching birds. Our latest sightings page is updated regularly and has details of birds that have been reported to us by visitors to our website, we are always very pleased to hear of any bird sightings and they will be gratefully received. During our season, which runs from May through to September, we have many events such as indoor lectures, field walks and coach trips that you would be more than welcome to join - take a look at our calendar of events page for details of all of these and more. We have a very active, lively and friendly local group and we are always looking to recruit new members and would welcome anyone wishing to join us. Please contact us to find out how you can get involved and how to help us raise funds to contribute directly to projects undertaken by the RSPB so that we can support our local and national wildlife and protect our green spaces.
Next Events:
Tuesday 7th September: Arrivals and Departures walk at RSPB Wallasea Island 10am – 12noon. Another chance to say goodbye to our summer visitors and look out for birds that are on passage to other parts of the world – who knows what we might see! Guided walks cost £3.00 for adults and £1.50 for children. RSPB members and RSPB Wildlife Explorers receive £1 discount. Booking essential, call 01268 498627 or click here to book on-line for this event. Wednesday 8th September: Little Owl Club at Wat Tyler Country Park 10.00am – 12noon. Come along for some outdoor fun and activities aimed at the under 5s. Free event, no need to book. Click here for details of future events.
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The
South East Essex Local Group supports the RSPB in carrying out the Society's
objectives in the Thames Estuary area. Those objectives include: promoting the
conservation of wild birds and their habitats, informing and involving the
RSPB's members in conservation issues, developing policies and practical actions
to protect important wildlife habitats and working with central and local
government to create and implement solutions to conservation problems.
