Posted: 04 September 2018
Online ticket sales for the 2018 Spurn Migration Festival are noew closed.
Read morePosted: 02 September 2018
The 2019 IBOC is being held in Eilat at the end of March 2019. Spurn Bird Observatory will be there playing an active role.
Read morePosted: 30 August 2018
Our neighbour Paul Clarke has asked for the help of the Spurn Birding Community. He is looking to get planning permission to rebuild Waverley, but is struggling as it has been deemed abandoned,
Read morePosted: 20 August 2018
In addition to the world famous Migfest we also have a full range of events coming up over the coming weeks
Read morePosted: 16 August 2018
Once again we will be at the Birdfair, come and see us this weekend in Marquee 5 stand 19.
Read morePosted: 04 July 2018
As you may have seen Yorkshire Wildlife Trust recently placed a message on their website re the working relationship with SBOT. They have stated that they have decided not to renew SBOT’s license to operate on YWT land at the Warren and along the peninsular at Spurn due to continued reports of alleged “harassment at work and online from people associated with SBOT”.
For the avoidance of doubt, SBOT does not in any way condone any type of activity that could be considered to represent harassment or intimidation at work or online and also strongly refutes that it has been involved in or sanctioned any such behaviours.
Read morePosted: 02 June 2018
As part of our ongoing Young Professionals International Exchange Programme we are pleased to announce we will be sending Sarah Harris to Cape may Bird Observatory in October of this year.
Read morePosted: 29 May 2018
You will have no doubt been bombarded with emails about the new GDPR EU regulation from many different organisations and companies and we apologise for cluttering your inbox with more of this but could we ask all friends to check their email
Read morePosted: 22 May 2018
Tickets will go on sale on Friday May 25th for the 6th annual Spurn Migration Festival.
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