SongBird Survival is working to change the future of songbirds by funding research into the causes of the decline, and creating solutions.
Our scientific research found chemicals used in veterinary flea and tick treatments present in birds' nests. These pesticides have potentially harmful effects on songbirds.
Our campaign will help raise awareness of the environmental risks associated with these treatments.
Do you remember the last time you heard a chaffinch sing? That trill - a familiar sound of spring - is now under threat. There are 49 songbird species considered 'at risk' in the UK, yet a recent YouGov survey found that 44% of people have no idea songbirds are in trouble.
That matters, because people can only act when they know there is a problem.
Will you donate to turn awareness into action, and research into real change for songbirds?
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Research has discovered widespread contamination by pesticides, commonly found in pet flea and tick treatments, in the feathers, eggs and even chicks of wild birds.
The excellent team at the University of Sussex have published a new research paper looking at the transfer of pesticides from birds’ nests to eggs and chicks.
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