How to help
With the stakes so high, finding BirdLife Species Champions –companies, institutions and individuals- is imperative.
This is an enormous challenge though. The average cost of starting to turn around the fortunes of a Critically Endangered Species is more than £20,000 per year and requires sustained investment.
We are therefore asking all our BirdLife Species Champions to make a minimum three year commitment.
Despite the mounting threat to so many bird species across the planet you can make a difference today.
Join with us now so that together we can turn the tide on bird extinctions and give otherwise condemned species like Siberian Crane, Bengal Florican and Northern Bald Ibis a chance to avoid becoming just a distant memory for ourselves, unimaginable to our children.
 Siberian Crane: Martin Hale / Rare Birds Yearbook
ARE YOU A CHAMPION? Together we can help save every one of the world's 189 Critically Endangered birds.
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How to support this initiative:
If you would like to know more about how you, your company or institution, could become part of the BirdLife Species Champions initiative -supporting the conservation of a species that otherwise faces certain extinction- we want to hear from you.
Email: species.champions@birdlife.org,
Telephone: +0044 (0) 1223 277 318 asking for the Species Champions desk.
Or write to us, at: BirdLife Species Champions, BirdLife International, Welbrook Court, Girton Road, Cambridge, CB3 0NA United Kingdom.
Every little helps. Any contribution, whatever size, is extremely important and will make a significant difference to our work saving the world’s most threatened birds. To donate securely online today, please use our Justgiving service.
Over the coming months you will be able to witness live on our website the changes made by the BirdLife Partnership, Species Guardians and our new friends the BirdLife Species Champions. We hope you will visit regularly to see how your contribution is making a real difference.
Bookmark these Species Champions pages now and follow the story of recovery as the BirdLife International Partnership tackles the extraordinary challenge of Preventing Extinctions: Saving the worlds most threatened birds.