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Climate, nature, and environmental sustainability initiatives.

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2025 Enhanced

Annual Impact Report & Accounts 2024-25

61,819 native oysters deployed across UK restoration projects in 2024/25
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15,064 people participated in the Beachwatch beach clean programme, submitting 1,256 litter surveys — the highest in the programme's 31-year history
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17,613 young people engaged through in-person or online youth programme sessions
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£11.5 billion Ofwat investment package secured for storm overflow cuts in England and Wales following sustained MCS advocacy
2025 Enhanced

Cats Protection Annual Report 2024

191,000 cats and kittens helped — 525 a day (2023: 184,000); 29,000 cats rehomed; 168,000 cats neutered including 13,000 feral cats; 93,000 cats microchipped
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£96.9 million total income (2023: £89.3 million); £108.5 million net assets; £50.1 million legacy income; 9,800 volunteers (2023: 9,200)
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430 cat owners helped to flee domestic abuse with 750 cats given temporary foster homes (Lifeline) — up from 229 in 2023; 5.9 million website visits; 1,290 welfare talks to 37,700 people in schools and community groups
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Mandatory microchipping for cats in England came into force June 2024 — direct result of years of Cats Protection campaigning; Pet Abduction Act came into force August 2024 making cat theft a specific criminal offence; Cat Manifesto sent to every election candidate with 111 newly elected MPs having responded
2025 Enhanced

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

32,000 people participated in learning activities; 65,000 volunteer hours contributed; 250,000 biodiversity-boosting plants and bulbs planted; 24,000 snowdrops planted by Royal Parks Half Marathon runners
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94% of public rated their visit as good or excellent; 5 consecutive years all 8 parks awarded Green Flag; 160,000+ members making 300,000+ visits; membership generated £5.8m plus £814k Gift Aid
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1,000 free plants donated to local charities, community groups and schools; 200 old noticeboards and maps replaced; 12,500 enquiries handled by visitor support team; Greenwich Park flagship restoration project completed
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Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Garden at Regent's Park received planning permission and is progressing — opening Spring 2026; Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground renewal received planning permission — opening Spring 2026; Greenwich Park flagship restoration project completed — new meadows, shrubs, community facilities
2024 Enhanced

The Felix Project Impact Report 2024

Nearly 16,000 tonnes of food redistributed — equivalent to 38 million meals — to over 1,200 community organisations across London
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London's largest food redistribution charity, operating from four depots and Felix's Kitchen, rescuing surplus food from the food industry and delivering it to community organisations feeding people experiencing hunger
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Rescuing and redistributing surplus food, preparing meals in Felix's Kitchen, launching Felix's Multibank for non-food items, farm rescue, and policy work to drive systemic change
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18% more food redistributed than 2023; over 13,000 volunteers welcomed; 145 new community organisations added to delivery routes
2025

Annual Report and Financial Statement 2024–2025

2,876 ha of land under direct influence for nature, with 7 species recovery projects at or near implementation
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17,935 wilder community engagements in 2024–25 (67,935 cumulative since 2020); 55 wilder initiatives established in schools and public spaces
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Over 25,000 individuals engaged through skills training, community rewilding events and nature-based programmes
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7 species recovery projects delivered including beavers returning to Derbyshire for the first time in 800 years, Atlantic salmon restoration on the River Ecclesbourne, and white-clawed crayfish ark sites
2025

Annual Report & Accounts 2024–2025

69 nature reserves managed across 6,193 hectares in Northumberland, North Tyneside and Newcastle
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14,449 volunteer hours contributed to practical conservation on reserves and partner sites
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Peatland restoration underway across 5,000 ha at 14 sites, including 250 ha completed at The Wou and Moss Peteral Farm
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Secured first tranche of the Rothbury Estate — the largest land sale in England in 30 years — creating a 40-mile nature recovery corridor from the coast to Kielder
2024

Impact Report 2024

£1.8 million invested in practical projects with both environmental and social impact in 2024; total income £2,110,000 and total expenditure £2,100,000 (year ended 31 December 2024)
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295 local green projects funded through the Green Community Grants Fund in partnership with Groundwork UK, including outdoor classrooms, sensory gardens, community allotments and green space improvements
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Clean Air Champions programme launched in 200+ schools nationwide; Eco-Schools toolkits reached over 500,000 pupils; Cut Your Carbon campaign delivered over 200,000 carbon-cutting actions
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Nine regional community committees awarded £340,000 in local grants to grassroots projects across Brighton, Cairo, Dubai, Dublin, Leeds, London, Manchester, Staines and nationwide dental care
2024

Impact Report 2024

£15 million in prize money awarded to 15 Winners across three prize cycles (2021–2023); over £50 million of additional funding catalysed through the Earthshot network for 45 Winners and Finalists
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Total income £23,450,000 and total expenditure £21,840,000 (year ended 31 March 2024); 2,913 total solutions found by global network of nominators across three prize cycles with 55% growth in nominations from 2021 to 2023
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71 million people reached by Earthshot Prize social media content in 2023 (40% increase on previous year); over 27 million saw 2023 Awards Ceremony content on TV and YouTube
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45 Finalist solutions supported across three prize cycles; over 420,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions avoided or captured by Finalists; almost 170,000 square kilometres of land and ocean protected or restored — equivalent to the combined size of Ireland and Iceland