The Berkshire Nature Conservation Forum is the local Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) delivery partnership, which covers the six Unitary Authorities of the Royal County of Berkshire, with the common interest in the conservation and enjoyment of the natural and historic environment of Berkshire. Our aim is to maintain, restore and enhance those habitats and species that have been identified as priorities nationally and locally, tying conservation work undertaken in the county to the national targets.
Stonechat by Tony House (www.seeing.org.uk)

The Dorothy Morley Conservation Awards - win £1000 for conservation 2010!

Have you done something great to help wildlife? Planted a hedgerow prehaps, or restored a pond? Here's your chance to fund your next project...

The Birds of Berkshire Conservation Fund

 

The Birds of Berkshire Conservation Fund is managed by the Berkshire Ornithological Club (BOC) to encourage bird conservation in Berkshire.  It receives profits from the sales of The Birds of Berkshire atlas and avifauna, donations from Club members, raffle proceeds etc and is dedicated to bird conservation. 

New interactive BOA map

We now have an interactive Biodiversity Opportunity Area map - simply click the area you are interested in and it takes you to the relevant page. We hope you find it useful!

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