The Oriental Bird Club is a global community for birders and ornithologists who share a passion for the birds of the Oriental region and their conservation. With over 300 Oriental bird species considered threatened by various factors, including habitat destruction, wetland drainage, hunting, and trade, the club strives to support their conservation efforts. By promoting studies of birds and their habitats, the Oriental Bird Club aims to bridge the knowledge gap and aid in the protection of these species.

Thanks to the generous support of members and corporate sponsors, the club's conservation fund has invested more than £250,000 in projects throughout Asia since 1984, primarily led by local communities. Whether you're interested in applying for a grant, participating in events like the Autumn Meeting and AGM, or simply learning more about Asia's remarkable avian biodiversity, the Oriental Bird Club is your gateway to a world of birding and conservation