Sponsors

The Scottish Seabird Centre is a small charity with big ambitions to promote and conserve Scotland's rich natural environment and create a world class centre for wildlife education. We couldn't exist without the help and support of our volunteers, members and supporters. All proceeds from the Centre (including those from the Gift Shop and Café) are reinvested in the Centre and its education and conservation programmes. If you would like to support our education and conservation programmes, see information below on how you can give.

How you can support us

• Your support will help us to inspire more people, through new and exciting projects in the Discovery Centre, provide films narrated by David Attenborough and interpretation for the Isle of May.
• Your help will support our work with scientists and conservation bodies to learn more about the Firth of Forth's wildlife. Projects include co-ordinating dolphin sightings, conservation of the puffin populations, recording seal behaviour and monitoring seabirds, including the Bass Rock gannets.
• Over 50,000 children have participated in our education programmes since opening. Your support will help fund new education activities and materials for more children this year.

Donations

Animal Adoption

Adopt a puffin, a seal or a Bass Rock Gannet family and you will receive an attractive adoption pack and recognition in the Centre. Adoption packages are £30 and your contribution will go towards our conservation and education programmes.

Personalised Wooden Seat at the Seabird Centre

Keep a treasured memory of a loved one alive. Sponsor a bench with your own personal message or a telescope on the Centre's Telescope Viewing Deck overlooking the islands of the Forth.

A Bequest

By making a bequest in a legacy, you will be helping to ensure the Centre's future for generations to come. As we are a registered charity (SC025837), your bequest will be exempt from inheritance tax. Please contact info@seabird.org or call us for a legacy leaflet on 01620 890202.

The Scottish Seabird Centre gratefully acknowledges support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Scottish Natural Heritage, Viridor Credits and Tyne Esk Leader Funding in delivery of its conservation and education projects and events and exhibitions.