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Impact Magazine

See how you're bringing nature back, from your doorstep to distant skies.

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The front cover of Impact Magazine, summer 2026. The headline reads, "Saving Swifts. Your support is helping us make sure these beloved birds can return to our skies each summer".

Impact is the magazine created especially for you, our donors, to keep you up to date about the work you’re helping to fund.

We hope you enjoy discovering more about how your generous support is making a difference for threatened wildlife and wild places at home and abroad.  

Highlights from your latest issue

Read on to discover more about other projects you’re supporting:

  • Meet the volunteers helping Swifts find safe places to nest across the UK 
  • Find out how new ponds and habitat are helping Natterjack Toads breed at The Lodge 
  • Explore the work underway across our woodland reserves, from Geltsdale to Lake Vyrnwy 
  • Learn how a new Global Action Plan is giving the Steppe Eagle its best chance of recovery 
  • Hear how 10 captive-bred vultures were released back into the wild in Assam, India 
  • See how RSPB Hope Farm is restoring habitat to help Reed Buntings return 
  • Discover the hornbills of Harapan and Gola, and the rainforests we're working to protect 

Want to read more?

We’ve got the previous issue!

If you want even more nature news and updates, take a look at the previous issue of Impact. 

Inside, you'll find the latest on Curlew nest protection, the rangers looking after Gola Rainforest, and our work to save seabirds on the High Seas.

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All the successes you’ve read about are down to brilliant supporters like you who enable our work to continue. Thank you so much. 

If you’d like to help us do even more for nature, please consider making a further donation if you’re able to. Together, we can do even more for wildlife! 

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