The Trust seeks to achieve its objectives through:

Education
Training
Captive Breeding
Re-introduction programmes
Rehabilitation programmes
Research

 

 

The National Birds of Prey Trust is a charitable organisation dedicated to the conservation of all birds of prey species and their habitats, and is a grant giving organisation at this time. It is based near Cirencester, Gloucestershire.  The Trust is active mainly through the provision of grants to appropriate projects.  Therefore we look for potential projects to support.   These can be anywhere in the world but any part funded by the Trust must be under the auspices of the Trust.

 

The work of the Trust is by definition restricted to the conservation of raptors.  However this will inevitably include the conservation of their habitat.  The Trust is not restricted to any specific geographic region or type of habitat.  Raptors live in all types of habitat, so all of them are of interest in terms of raptor conservation.  The mission encompasses both Field and Captive areas of work and one of our aims is to accomplish this by linking the two.

 

The National Birds of Prey Trust had its origins in the National Birds of Prey Centre, because both were initiated by the same family.  However, the National Birds of Prey Centre is now the International Centre for Birds of Prey