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Hull becomes permanent home to RHS Chelsea Flower Show award-winning Songbird Survival Garden
Formal opening of the SongBird Survival Garden in its permanent home in Hull
July 15, 2025
SongBird Survival is working to change the future of songbirds by funding research into the causes of the decline, and creating solutions.
Celebrating our 25th anniversary with a special garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025
The SongBird Survival Garden will focus on the three key elements of food, shelter and water, that are vital in supporting bird life.
Our garden has been designed by award winning garden designer Nicola Oakey and supported by Project Giving Back.
It will shine a spotlight on the plight of our nation’s songbirds and aims to inspire the next generation of songbird champions.
SongBird Survival believes that the evidence base that informs UK policy is inadequate or lacking, and more needs to be done to identify the real drivers behind continued songbird declines.
We commission and fund high-quality scientific research to fill in these evidence gaps.
We need your help to fund our crucial independent research and work.
Join our community and receive our exclusive membership benefits.
Formal opening of the SongBird Survival Garden in its permanent home in Hull
This week, SongBird Survival proudly unveils its latest report at the Global Birdfair - UK Songbirds: threats and solutions. Offering a clear yet scientifically robust overview, the report distils the key pressures driving changes in our songbird populations.
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