But the RSPB is not making the offering to all people. It's offering it only to female people. The RSPB is allowed to do this by the Equality Act 2010.
Men, even those that like to pretend they're women, are still male. Trans women, even those with a GRC, are men; their sex will always be male. The Equality Act is wholly clear on this.
Trans women cannot push or bully their way into a service offered as women-only. Because it would then be a mixed-sex service, and other men should also be allowed in.
The law states that trans women are men, so the RSPB MUST exclude them from walks labelled as women-only. Charities must obey the law, and their own guiding principles and remit.
The RSPB's core objectives are protecting wild birds, the birds' habitats, and biodiversity more widely. It is being both craven and foolish to put its funding and public support at risk for men who wish to perform their sexual fetish in public.
This odd and self-destructive behaviour is almost certainly being driven by the "Starlings", the RSPB's LGBTQIA+ Staff Network.
The RSPB has apparently learned nothing from the recent, very public, humiliation of the National Library of Scotland for its shabby, rotten treatment of the truly excellent 'The Women Who Wouldn't Wheesht'. Beccy Speight, the current RSPB Chief Executive, would benefit both from reading this book and from reading the associated press coverage for the spineless Amina Shah.
Staff Networks cannot be allowed to bully and blackmail their organisation into breaking the law. This is a very important principle, and I'd happily make a contribution for bringing a court case against the RSPB. We would all then certainly learn more about the 'Starlings' contribution to this troubling behaviour during the testimonies.
Bring it on.