Donate for birds in Europe

Starlings on electricity lines Starlings on electricity lines
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Account for donations

Account owner: EuroNatur 
Bank name: Bank für Sozialwirtschaft, Cologne, Germany
Bank code number: 370 205 00 
Account number: 8182001
IBAN: DE53 3702 0500 0008 1820 01
SWIFT / BIC: BFSWDE33XXX

I support the transboundary nature conservation work of EuroNatur because perseverance has had successes (e.g. Ulcinj) and hopefully will continue to have successes in the future (e.g. primeval beech forests).

Karl-Ernst Friederich, PhD
Supports nature conservation projects at EuroNatur since 1992

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I look to the future with confidence, because even in the Corona pandemic, we were able to experience a great deal of solidarity from our donors - through financial contributions, but also through many verbal and written messages that have greatly encouraged us to continue on our path. We thank you very much for your valuable support!

Gabriel Schwaderer
Gabriel Schwaderer
EuroNatur CEO
How you can help
Donation

Future needs nature. EuroNatur cares for it. Please help anyway you can. With your donation you will make an effective contribution to protect birds in Europe.

Migratory Bird Sponsorship

Bird migration is an incomparable natural spectacle. But illegal hunting and the destruction of resting areas endanger the birds. Help make their journey safer.