Join our group
RSPB local groups are a great way to meet friendly, like-minded people in your area while learning more about birds and wildlife.
Our upcoming events
Indoor Meetings:
Our indoor meeting season runs from September 2023 until April 2024.
Time: 7.30 pm, except AGM in April – 7.00 pm
Price: £3 for members or £5 for visitors
Place: Christleton Parish Hall, Village Rd, Christleton, (at junction Village Rd / Pepper Street). Overflow parking on the road or at the church.
Postcode: CH3 7AS
Field Trips:
These may have to be changed or cancelled at short notice, e.g. due to weather or ground conditions. Therefore, you must always phone the trip leader a few days before the trip to check the final details and book the trip. If the trip leader does not know you are coming, they cannot let you know of any last-minute changes to the trip.
If you have any questions, please email
RSPBChester@googlegroups.com
Latest news
Winter Gull Roost Survey
On behalf of the British Trust for Ornithology The British Trust for Ornithology is relaunching the Winter Gull Roost Survey after a gap of 20…
New Year Plant Hunt 2024
On behalf of the Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland When: 30 December – 02 January As we enter autumn, BSBI is looking ahead to…
Make swift bricks compulsory in new housing
Update 12 July 2023: This petition received 109,894 signatures and parliament debated the petition on 10 July 2023. Summary: On 10 July, Defra ministers had…
Big Garden Birdwatch Results 2023
Big Garden Birdwatch 2023 attracted 540,000 nature lovers to look out for birds actively, making the event the UK’s biggest citizen science wildlife survey. If…
From the blog
Hoylake, Meols and Thurstaston
Sunday, 15 October 2023 We met up at the Hoylake lifeboat station at 10:00 on a beautiful and very still autumn day. We had the…
Hale Head and Pickerings Pasture
Sunday, 17 September 2023 We met up at Hale Park at 9.30 am. It was an overcast but warm morning. A total of 18 members…
Burton Mere Wetlands
Wednesday, 23 August 2023 I arrived at Burton Mere Wetlands a tad late and out of breath. Google Maps promised a punctual train and a…
How can you help Save Our Wild Isles?
Our Wild Isles are under threat and our wildlife is in crisis. We know 38 million birds have vanished from our skies in the last 50 years, 97% of our wildflower meadows have been lost since the 1930s and a quarter of all our mammals are at risk of extinction.