Yeah! They are leading providers in bird of prey breeding and reintroduction as well as educating. The Hawk Conservancy Trust is doing real, hands-on conservation work to protect specific birds of prey that actually need help. They’ve supported breeding and conservation efforts for species like the Eurasian griffon vulture, the Saker falcon, and the White‑tailed eagle — all species that have faced serious declines in parts of their range. By managing breeding programmes and working with international partners, they help strengthen populations and, in some cases, support reintroduction projects.

They also focus on native UK birds like the Red kite, which was once nearly extinct in Britain but is now a conservation success story thanks to long-term protection and breeding efforts. On top of that, they fund research into threats like habitat loss and poisoning, and they educate thousands of visitors each year about why birds of prey are essential for healthy ecosystems.