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We are a global family of 122 national Partners covering all continents, landscapes and seascapes.

With regional offices in Accra, Amman, Brussels, Cambridge, Dakar, Nairobi, Singapore, Suva, Tokyo, and Quito, we are the largest international partnership for nature conservation. We have over 13 million individual members and supporters, and unify over 100 nature conservation organisations from across the planet.

We share a belief that people working for nature in their own local patch, connected to others elsewhere, is the key to sustaining all life on this planet. Our unique local-to-global approach delivers high impact and long-term conservation for the benefit of nature and people.

Our Focus areas

We organize our work strategically around Species, Sites, Society and Systems – linking up birds, habitats and nature, and people.

We take a critical look at the ways in which we consume our natural resources and the choices we make in areas such as finance, government policy, land and sea use. 

In this way we can tackle effectively the underlying causes of the destruction of our planet, change our behavior and our choices to ensure our children’s and grandchildren’s future. 


Our work

We are working to save the planet, nature and bird species all over the world in many different ways. Here are just a handful of stories that show the diverse and impactful work we do.


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