Please help us to help bumblebees...

We'd really like to welcome you as a new member of BBCT. By joining us you'll be helping to fund our important conservation work.

As a thank you, new members receive:

3 issues of our newsletter
A bumblebee identification poster
An ID guide to the common species
Busy Bees - our newsletter for kids
A packet of wildflower seeds
A window sticker
A bumblebee pin-badge

Membership is available to all, and adult membership starts at just £1 per month (concessions).

BBCT membership pack

The Gardening for Bumblebees Book

To get hold of your copy, either join as a Friend or Fellow and receive it with your pack, or click here to buy it today for £3 (including postage & packaging).

Join today

You can either sign up online, or print and post a membership form.
If you don't have Microsoft Word then try the pdf or image forms.

We keep our membership rates low so that everyone can be involved. However, anyone wishing to give a little extra can join as a Friend or a Fellow for around £2 or £4 per month. It's a great way of showing your support.

Friends and Fellows receive a free copy of the BBCT book Gardening for Bumblebees (pictured left), a personal certificate and a special mention in Buzzword.

Gift Membership

Membership of BBCT makes a great gift for anyone with an interest in gardening, the British countryside and its wildlife.

Simply join online, and let us know where to post the welcome pack to, or join using the printable form which contains a gift membership section.

Membership packs are processed promptly and are usually sent out within a week by Royal Mail. Please let us know by email if your membership request is urgent.

Companies, foundations, schools and community groups
Click here to learn how you can support our work.

Concerned about habitats?
To help us to conserve and enhance wildlife-rich habitats throughout the UK donate to the BBCT habitat fund - click here

Want to support the trust but don't want to join...?

The Bumblebee Conservation Trust is a registered charity. All funds are used to support conservation activities.