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Climate, nature, and environmental sustainability initiatives.

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Ulster Wildlife had 10,753 members in 2025-26, supported by 106 active volunteers who contributed 14,166 volunteer hours.
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The Trust managed 940 hectares for wildlife across 21 nature reserves and gave advice to 573 farmers and landowners.
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Total income was £3,873,000 (70% from nature conservation) against total expenditure of £4,197,000, and more than 10,000 people were engaged at events.
150 hectares of peatland were restored and 29,000 native trees were planted at Lenamore Wood as part of temperate rainforest restoration.
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London Wildlife Trust reached 10,000 school children and 12,000 family learning participants in 2024-25, and had 12,700 memberships.
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Through Tranche III of the Mayor's Rewild London Fund, 21 projects shared more than £1m, creating or restoring around 125 hectares and engaging around...
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Total income rose to £7.3 million from £5.6 million the previous year, with expenditure of £6.2 million (up from £5.7 million) (GBP).
15 young people completed four-month Keeping it Wild traineeships, and 104 young people from diverse backgrounds met 14 employers at the Green Careers Showcase.
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Delivered £4.52 million in lending, up 21% year on year, supporting 388 homeowners (13% more than in 2024/25); average loan value £11,759
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Renewable energy and energy-efficiency schemes made up 65.8% of loan records; 177 solar installations (40% more than the previous year) and heat pump numbers...
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Supported improvements estimated to save 165.8 tonnes of CO2e, a 179% increase on the 59.4 tonnes in 2024/25
Home improvement lending (essential repairs and adaptations) generated an estimated £2.23 of wellbeing value for every £1.00 of approved lending
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BeeWalk, the Trust's citizen science scheme, reached record highs of 1,005 active transects and 906 volunteers, and recorded its millionth bee in June 2024.
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The Trust engaged 111 new landowners, gave land management advice covering 2,659 hectares and directly delivered 103 hectares of bumblebee-friendly habitat.
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Total income was £2,460,693 in 2024-25, up from £2,253,432 in 2023-24, against expenditure of £2,555,652 (GBP).
69% of landowners advised by the Trust made habitat changes, and a further 33% of the remainder intended to.
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Over 1,000 media hits secured for the March for Clean Water campaign, including Sky News, ITV News, BBC Breakfast, The Guardian and The Independent
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45,000+ emails sent to MPs and water company CEOs via the free Safer Seas & Rivers Service app
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3.6 million hours of sewage discharge into UK waterways recorded and publicised in the last year
Helped secure a real-time sewage discharge map for Scotland, after years of campaigning for transparency
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2,548 hectares of new wooded habitat created (up 25% on 2023-24)
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209,868 metres of hedgerow planted
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1,046,790 free trees distributed to schools and community groups
581 hectares (1,436 acres) of new woods and land brought into the Trust's care, including Buckland Wood (Devon) and Harrison Woodlands (Lincolnshire)
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UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (led by Butterfly Conservation) recorded data across over 3,500 sites in 2024
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31 of the UK's 59 regularly-recorded butterfly species now in long-term decline - the first time over half have been in decline since monitoring...
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A UK-wide 'Butterfly Emergency' declared after the 2024 Big Butterfly Count recorded the worst results in the count's history
Continued delivery of landscape-scale habitat recovery work for threatened species such as the Duke of Burgundy and Large Heath, in partnership with organisations including the National Trust
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Over 1,260 Welsh farmers and landowners reached with sustainable grassland management knowledge in 2024/25
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Contribution to the Natur am Byth partnership, Wales's flagship species and habitat recovery programme
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Continued delivery of wild plant and fungi conservation action across a global network of partner organisations
Expanded partnership work under Natur am Byth to restore priority species and habitats across Wales