Annual review 2017-2018

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

From inspiring the next generation to creating new habitat for nature, our work is diverse.

Read more about what we achieved in 2017-2018 and what we did to give nature a home.

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Welcome

Mike Clarke, RSPB Chief Executive

Chief Executive's welcome

This year has been one of progress, with achievements made during turbulent times.

Chairman: Making a difference

Kevin Cox reflects on the RSPB's ability to tackle the threats nature faces in a challenging world.

Our successes

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Working in the UK

We work to save nature everywhere from the Northern Isles down to the Isles of Scilly. Learn more about what we've been doing near you.

How we did it

Money matters

A summary of the financial year from our treasurer, Graeme Wallace, and details of our income and spend.

Thank you

From individual members and supporters to multi-national companies, we have a lot of people to thank!

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Looking forward

Our charitable mission is to create a world richer in nature so that our birds, wildlife and natural places in the UK and beyond can thrive.

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