NATURE RESERVES

Working in partnership

NATURE RESERVES

Working in partnership

RSPB

Working in partnership

The partnership between Manx BirdLife, Island Aggregates and the RSPB is creating a thriving new nature reserve at the Point of Ayre

About the RSPB

The RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) is a UK conservation charity dedicated to protecting birds and wildlife. Founded in 1889, it manages over 200 nature reserves, carries out scientific research, campaigns for environmental policies, and engages the public through education and events. The RSPB also works internationally to protect migratory birds and threatened habitats.

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About Island Aggregates

Serving the Isle of Man since 1957, Island Aggregates Limited is the Island’s foremost supplier of ready mixed concrete, concrete blocks, quality natural sand and gravel and tradititional and liquid floor screeds.

Our quarry at Point of Ayre and depots at Santon, Foxdale and Jurby provide an all-island service and the quality accreditations throughout our business make Island Aggregates Ltd your first choice for quality construction materials.

Working in partnership

Working in partnership with companies like Island Aggregates Ltd and RSPB enables Manx BirdLife to achieve far more than we could alone.

Through collaboration, we gain valuable insights from our partners, extend the reach of our message, and make a greater impact. These partnerships are helping us to create and manage something truly special for the Isle of Man’s wildlife and natural heritage.

If you’re interested in partnering with Manx BirdLife, we’d love to hear from you. Please get in touch via the email below.

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Please support our vital work

However you wish to help wild birds and the places in which they live – whether by sending us your bird records, donating, volunteering or supporting our education activities – we look forward to working with your support to make a difference.

Please support our vital work

However you wish to help wild birds and the places in which they live – whether by sending us your bird records, donating, volunteering or supporting our education activities – we look forward to working with your support to make a difference.