Threatened Species Recovery Actions

The Threatened Species Recovery Actions (TRSA) is a partnerhip project lead by Natural England in partnership with a large number of NGOs including Bat Conservation Trust, British Trust for Ornithology, Butterfly Conservation, Mammal Society, Plantlife International, and the RSPB. .

It is a project to collate and share information on the actions needed to recover threatened species in the UK.

Details can be found at Threatened Species Recovery Actions 2025 baseline (JP065). More information can also be found in How to save 1000 species from extinction?

The project resulted in the publication of a spreadsheet setting out around 3,600 actions needed to help recover 1,384 species in England. The species considered for inclusion in the spreadsheet were those classified as Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable or Near Threatened and extinct from the British Red Lists along with the addition of "Species of Principal Importance in England" (Section 41 of the NERC Act 2006).

The actions in the spreadsheet make fascinating reading to see a friendly version of this data see Threatened Species List.