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2025
The Wildlife Trusts (Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts)

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

945,000 members and 33,000 volunteers across 47 independent Wildlife Trusts; 4,100 dedicated employees managing over 2,600 nature reserves
Key Metric 1
231,000+ children and young people engaged from over 2,400 schools, colleges, universities and youth groups; 7,300 corporate volunteering days facilitated annually
Key Metric 2
10,120km of watercourses and 112,000 hectares of land managed by Wildlife Trusts; almost 14 million visitors welcomed annually to nature reserves and 120 information centres
Key Metric 3
Nextdoor Nature (£5m National Lottery Heritage Fund programme) reached over 1,600 communities — eight times the original target of 200; 95% of participants reported greater collaborative working between residents and local organisations
Environment & Climate Young People
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2025
Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust

Annual Review 2024-2025

93 nature reserves managed across Lincolnshire; 1,987 planning applications reviewed with 58 full responses covering 536 hectares
Key Metric 1
5,000+ young people and families visited education centres at Gibraltar Point, Far Ings and Whisby Nature Park, including 3,109 schoolchildren and 200 university and college students
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Agri-environment scheme payments uplifted from £147,000 to £501,000 per year following renewal of four Countryside Stewardship agreements across 43 reserves
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Little terns at Gibraltar Point had their best year in a decade (14 nests, 23 fledged young); bitterns set a new county record with 5 booming males and 10 fledged young at Far Ings
Environment & Climate Education
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2025
The Linnean Society of London

Annual Report and Accounts 2025

3,256 members in 2025, including 383 new members (164 new Fellows, 85 new Associates, 134 new Student Associates); members span continents, disciplines and fields of natural history
Key Metric 1
Naturalists' Notebooks exhibition achieved highest attendance to date in 2025; education team exceeded school workshop targets with strong 2026 bookings
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Linnean Online digital collections platform relaunched on Preservica following migration, opening up access to heritage collections of Carl Linnaeus and other naturalists
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HRH The Princess Royal accepted Patronage of the Linnean Society in early 2025; Green Careers Conference co-hosted with British Ecological Society welcomed around 70 attendees
Education & Young People Education
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2025
Brighton & Hove Food Partnership

Impact Report 2025

6,890 people met face-to-face across all projects and events
Key Metric 1
5,800 people in food poverty supported each week through the 50-project Emergency Food Network
Key Metric 2
3,270 people cooked at the Community Kitchen across 80 topics including low-energy cooking, baking and world flavours
Key Metric 3
5,800 people supported each week through the Emergency Food Network of 50 food projects across 60+ locations
Poverty & Inclusion Sustainability
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2025
Freshwater Biological Association (FBA)

Impact Report 2024-25

50,000+ freshwater pearl mussels reared and 5,100 juveniles released into 3 Cumbrian rivers in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
10,443 Riverfly survey records uploaded in 2025 — the first time the initiative has broken 10,000; 1,905 sites monitored across 820 rivers and 240 catchments
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Big Windermere Survey 2-year report reached an estimated 35–45 million audience through national and international media coverage
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First LD-CHARM Arctic Charr Symposium convened in Newcastle; £200,000 research funding secured for Lake District charr conservation
Environment & Climate Biodiversity
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2023
Farm Africa

Annual Review 2023

612,441 people reached across Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and DR Congo in 2023
Key Metric 1
188,921 farmers supported to enhance their production practices across 12 projects
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319,101 people supported to improve their resilience to climate change across 19 projects
Key Metric 3
Three largest-ever programmes launched in 2023: $20m aquaculture and mariculture project with Mastercard Foundation in Kenya; four-year forest conservation programme in Ethiopia with Sida; four-year food security programme in Tanzania with SNV targeting 168,000 households
Environment & Climate Africa
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2023
Essex Wildlife Trust

Impact Report 2023

1 million+ visitors welcomed to Nature Discovery Centres in 2023
Key Metric 1
40,000 children and families engaged through Wilder Learning education programmes
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50,000+ citizen science wildlife observations recorded in 2023
Key Metric 3
93% of Nature Discovery Centre visitors rated their experience 5/5
Environment & Climate Environment
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2024
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

Annual Report and Accounts 2023-2024

42,311 members and 1,609 volunteers giving 52,761 volunteer hours in 2023/24
Key Metric 1
4,084 hectares of peatland brought into restoration in 2023/24; 42,868 hectares restored cumulatively
Key Metric 2
15,000+ seagrass seed bags planted in Humber estuary, covering 10 hectares
Key Metric 3
111 nature reserves managed across Yorkshire
Environment & Climate Volunteering
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