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2022
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

Trustees Report and Consolidated Financial Statements 2022

Over 2,000 teachers participated in 50 CPD sessions; GCSE geography entries reached a 20-year high of 289,000 (up 2.7%) and A Level entries rose 6.2% to 37,443
Key Metric 1
1,000th Chartered Geographer accredited during 2022; 14 university programmes reaccredited against the new QAA geography benchmark statement
Key Metric 2
Annual International Conference attracted over 1,850 delegates across 380 in-person, online and hybrid sessions hosted at Newcastle University
Key Metric 3
Geography Ambassadors programme completed 95 school visit requests in 2022, re-engaging with schools post-COVID and training around 200 new ambassadors to promote geography careers
Education & Young People Environment
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2023
Royal Meteorological Society

Impact Report 2023

3,249 members with 91% retention rate; 2,233 accredited Registered or Chartered Meteorologists
Key Metric 1
4,981 registrants across 52 events; 2.1 million journal article views
Key Metric 2
3,238 entries from 94 countries for the Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year, reaching 12.5 million people on social media
Key Metric 3
101 community leaders and professionals trained in climate change communication through targeted engagement programme
Environment & Climate Education
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2025
Norfolk Wildlife Trust

Impact Report 2024-25

Over 60 nature reserves managed covering almost 5,100 hectares — equivalent to 1% of Norfolk's land
Key Metric 1
126 ponds restored or advised on across the county; habitat improvement advice given to landowners across 112 County Wildlife Sites
Key Metric 2
4,856 school children inspired through education visits; 1,292 young people aged 11–25 engaged through the new Wild Youth Action programme
Key Metric 3
Fen orchid population at Upton Fen increased from several dozen plants to 3,460 — an increase of over 1,000 compared to the previous year — through dedicated staff and volunteer conservation management
Environment & Climate Community
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2025
ZSL (Zoological Society of London)

Annual Report and Accounts 2024–25

2.2 million visitors to London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo, including 120,000+ students on educational visits — one of ZSL's best ever years
Key Metric 1
Conservation field projects active in over 80 countries across six global priority regions
Key Metric 2
500+ trainee and qualified teachers received wildlife education training; 190 field conservationists reached through pilot conservation education programme
Key Metric 3
Sihek (Guam kingfisher) successfully reintroduced to the wild at Palmyra Atoll — thriving in the wild for the first time in over 40 years, following decades of conservation breeding led by ZSL
Environment & Climate Education
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2025
Compassion in World Farming (CIWF)

Global Impact Report 2025

Over 3.1 billion animals set to benefit every year across 40 countries through corporate welfare commitments secured with global food companies
Key Metric 1
END.IT campaign reached more than one million petition signatures by August 2025; global media reach of 6.17 billion across the campaign
Key Metric 2
1.6 million supporters and 100,000 donors active in 2024/25; 18.9 billion estimated opportunities to read about CIWF's work generated through media coverage
Key Metric 3
Historic ban on live animal exports from Great Britain for slaughter or fattening achieved after 50 years of campaigning — ending harrowing long-distance journeys for millions of animals
Environment & Climate Environment
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2025
The Wildlife Trusts

Our Year for Wildlife and Climate: Impact Report April 2024–December 2025

Over 2,600 nature reserves managed, with 10,120km of watercourses and 112,000 hectares of land under Wildlife Trust management
Key Metric 1
945,000 members and 33,000 volunteers supporting 47 Wildlife Trusts, with 7,300 corporate volunteering days facilitated
Key Metric 2
More than 231,000 children and young people engaged from over 2,400 schools, colleges, universities and youth groups
Key Metric 3
Nextdoor Nature programme reached more than 1,600 communities — eight times the original target of 200 — with 95% of participants reporting greater collaborative working between residents and local organisations
Environment & Climate Young People
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2025
Oxfam America

Oxfam America Annual Report 2025

14 million+ people directly impacted globally in FY2025; $73.3 million total contributions (FY April 2024–March 2025); $58.3 million programme expenditure
Key Metric 1
$59.3 million unrestricted contributions — 5% higher than FY24; nearly half of humanitarian and development work focused on Africa and the Middle East; more than 70% of funding goes directly to programmes
Key Metric 2
aGILE innovation lab (first 2-year report — shifting mindsets, experimentation and agile methodologies across Africa, Asia and Latin America); gender justice intervention in Adamawa State, Nigeria; Venezuelan migrant support in Colombia; disaster risk reduction and food security reimagined
Key Metric 3
Oxfam does not take US government funding — maintaining independence as an advocate for humanitarians on the ground regardless of Washington politics; response to USAID dismantlement: 'Through it all, we have been undeterred from our mission'
Community & Social Justice Refugees
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2025
Dorset Wildlife Trust

Dorset Wildlife Trust Annual Review 2024–2025

26,928 members; 700 volunteers; 21,461 total volunteer hours; 2,862 volunteer days; 96,000+ visitors across 4 visitor centres (Wild Chesil 40,690; Wild Seas Kimmeridge 48,387; Kingcombe 6,286; Brownsea 31,370 in managed area)
Key Metric 1
163 hectares and 15 peatland sites restored; 500 hectares of land impacted through Species Survival Fund across 18 nature reserves; 165 hectares of river habitat improved; 75 juvenile sand lizards reintroduced; 5 new ponds and 17 restored
Key Metric 2
10 priority species recovered through Species Recovery Programme; 1,000 trees planted; 150kg of wildflower seed harvested and sown across 26 new meadows; 97% of past conservation trainees secured employment in sector; 7 traineeships funded in 2024/25
Key Metric 3
26 new meadows created across 35 landowner sites; 97% of conservation trainees secured employment; Brownsea Island welcomed 31,370 people to managed area; Sopley Common dry scrapes yielded 77 heath tiger beetles including one in a brand new scrape
Environment & Climate Volunteering
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2026
Bath Cats & Dogs Home

Bath Cats & Dogs Home Impact Report 2025

178 dogs and 295 cats rehomed (473 total); 230 stray dogs taken in, 94 reunited with owners (41% — higher than previous year); 52 fosterers providing temporary care; 92 cats and 60 dogs placed on foster
Key Metric 1
933kg of cat food donated (4,443 meals) and 1,418kg of dog food (4,738 meals) through food bank; 47 local pet owners assisted with emergency vet fees; 80 animals treated through Together Project (homeless owners) across 12 clinics
Key Metric 2
Average length of stay: 62 days for cats, 71 days for dogs; 33% increase in big dogs arriving; 47 lurchers rescued (hare coursing-related); 45 puppies and 120 kittens rescued (34% of cats and 14% of dogs were under 6 months)
Key Metric 3
RSPCA Paw Print Gold Awards for both strays and kennelling; Bath Echo Community Awards Charity of the Year 2025; MEA Construction Consultants won Civic and Community Award at 2025 Bath Property Awards for BCDH redevelopment project
Environment & Climate Homelessness
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