Group News Letters

Welcome
to the
Lisburn RSPB Local Group
Website

Nature is amazing, and as a member of the RSPB you are part of a movement of over a million other people who are helping us keep it that way.

Most members aren't 'bird experts', but ordinary people united by a desire to see birds and other wildlife flourish in their natural habitats. People who take great joy in seeing birds and wildlife in their own gardens and local area's.

Just A Moment!

Have you ever had a moment when nature taps you on the shoulder and you just connect? It could be the unexpected sighting of a fox on your back lawn? A sunset that takes your breath away? A robin perched on the handle of a garden implement feet away from you? a wintering thrush feeding on the garden berries? finches and tits feeding from a bird table? Its as if the whole world just suddenly stops. Your soul gets stirred up. Suddenly you're brimming with a passion to get out more often, to breath fresh air, to grab hold of more of what you've just experienced.
That description fits most RSPB members and certainly most Local Group Members. Our local group is a meeting of like minded folk who enjoy learning more about birds, wildlife and our environment and going out to enjoy seeing them in their natural habitats.

As a charity, the RSPB rely's on the support of members to continue our work protecting birds and wildlife.

We are always pleased to welcome new members to our local group and it is preferred but not necessary to be a member of the RSPB itself to join our group. We exist to support the RSPB and to enjoy and learn about wildlife, especially birds in the Lisburn City area and throughout Northern Ireland.

SEE OUR MEMBERSHIP PAGE FOR DETAILS

See our calendar for details of indoor events and field trips. Everyone is welcome to our meetings where you will hear interesting talks from a variety of speakers on many different aspects of birds and wildlife at home and abroad. There is always a cup of tea and a chance to mingle and make friends at the end of each meeting.

Read our fieldtrip reports in the News Letters page and find out where to watch birds and enjoy our beautiful countryside.

Lisburn Group Statement

We Believe
The Lisburn Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Local Group supports the RSPB in carrying out the Society’s objectives in the Lisburn Borough 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.

'The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)
is a registered charity: England and Wales no. 207076,
Scotland no. SC037654'

		Lisburn Group Sponsored by 14 Atrabrackagh Rd, Portadown County Armagh Tel 028 3839 1536
A million voices for nature Whats New! click on below Newsletter Page Fieldtrip Reports Fieldtrips Lectures Last Updated 27th April 2010	Welcome to the Lisburn RSPB Local Group Website Nature is amazing, and as a member of the RSPB you are part of a movement of over a million other people who are helping us keep it that way. Most members aren't 'bird experts', but ordinary people united by a desire to see birds and other wildlife flourish in their natural habitats. People who take great joy in seeing birds and wildlife in their own gardens and local area's. Just A Moment! Have you ever had a moment when nature taps you on the shoulder and you just connect? It could be the unexpected sighting of a fox on your back lawn? A sunset that takes your breath away? A robin perched on the handle of a garden implement feet away from you? a wintering thrush feeding on the garden berries? finches and tits feeding from a bird table? Its as if the whole world just suddenly stops. Your soul gets stirred up. Suddenly you're brimming with a passion to get out more often, to breath fresh air, to grab hold of more of what you've just experienced. That description fits most RSPB members and certainly most Local Group Members. Our local group is a meeting of like minded folk who enjoy learning more about birds, wildlife and our environment and going out to enjoy seeing them in their natural habitats. As a charity, the RSPB rely's on the support of members to continue our work protecting birds and wildlife. We are always pleased to welcome new members to our local group and it is preferred but not necessary to be a member of the RSPB itself to join our group. We exist to support the RSPB and to enjoy and learn about wildlife, especially birds in the Lisburn City area and throughout Northern Ireland. SEE OUR MEMBERSHIP PAGE FOR DETAILS See our calendar for details of indoor events and field trips. Everyone is welcome to our meetings where you will hear interesting talks from a variety of speakers on many different aspects of birds and wildlife at home and abroad. There is always a cup of tea and a chance to mingle and make friends at the end of each meeting. Read our fieldtrip reports in the News Letters page and find out where to watch birds and enjoy our beautiful countryside. Lisburn Group Statement We Believe The Lisburn Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Local Group supports the RSPB in carrying out the Society’s objectives in the Lisburn Borough 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. 'The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a registered charity: England and Wales no. 207076, Scotland no. SC037654'	Visit our local RSPB Reserves. Visit the Portmore reserve near Aghalee or enjoy the comfortable observatory Room at the Belfast Harbour Reserve. Why not make a trip accross the sea to Rathlin Island. Enjoy the countryside walks or the stunning views of the Puffins at the West Light Reserve. why not take a trip around the lanes of Castlewellan and find yourself a magnificient Red Kite FLIGHT LINE (028) 9146 7408 Your FREE bird information service