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BTO science covers two important aspects: monitoring and research. Our integration of the two is a significant strength of the organisation. We combine the skills and passion of birdwatchers with innovative analyses and the latest data-gathering technology. We deliver science that is impartial, impactful and relevant, informing the management of the natural world.
Collecting evidence
BTO coordinates over 60,000 dedicated volunteers to collect biological data to build robust, long-term datasets.Innovative methods
BTO's staff of expert scientists are constantly developing better methods to capture and analyse high quality data.Policy impacts
BTO informs sound conservation policy & practice via the production of high-impact impartial publications.
Meet our national teams
BTO has offices based in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, providing local habitat and species expertise for our scientific research, and closer support for volunteers across the UK.
Climate Change Appeal
Globally, up to 7% of birds are considered to be at risk of extinction due to climate change. Please donate today and you can support BTO’s work to collect and analyse data that highlights the real risk to UK birds.
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