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Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT)

Impact Report 2024–2025

WWT's Impact Report 2024-2025 sets out the charity's work protecting and restoring wetland habitats across its network of ten UK visitor centres, combining species reintroduction and recovery programmes with public engagement and wetland science, supported by a workforce of around 420 staff and 881 volunteers.

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Wetland habitat creation and restoration, species reintroduction and recovery programmes, visitor centre engagement and education, wetland science and monitoring, international wetland conservation partnerships

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Network of 10 wetland visitor centres managed across the UK
Key Metric 2 881 volunteers supporting WWT's conservation and engagement work
Key Metric 3 420 staff delivering wetland conservation, species reintroduction and visitor engagement programmes

Key Outcomes

  • Continued management and restoration of wetland habitat across WWT's network of reserves, supporting wintering and breeding waterbirds
  • Ongoing species recovery work for threatened wetland birds through WWT-led breeding and reintroduction programmes
  • Public engagement and education delivered through WWT's visitor centres, connecting communities with wetland wildlife

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UK-Wide

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