Annual review 2018-2019

Find out what the RSPB's achievements and challenges were for the previous financial year.

From inspiring the next generation to creating new habitats for nature, we won’t stop working until nature’s future is secure.

Read more about what we achieved in 2018-2019 and what we did to give nature a home.

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Welcome from Mike Clarke

Chief Executive Mike Clarke reflects on the year 2018–2019, which was also his last with the RSPB.

Mike Clarke

Our successes

Celtic woodland

Land

An update on our Wallasea Island project, and our work to regenerate the Celtic Rainforest.

An albatross in flight against a blue sky

Sea

Discover the latest on the Albatross Task Force and tracking bird crime in Cyprus.

Turtle dove perches in lush green leaves

Species

From turtle doves to curlews, we're making it our mission to save threatened species.

People

Conservation doesn't work without people: here are updates from two areas of important work.

How we did it

Money matters

A summary of the financial year, and details of our income and spend.

The lodge at sunrise

Thank you

From individual members and supporters, to legators and corporate partners - thank you.

Avocet turning eggs in nest.

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