RSPB Online AGM
More than 1,000 RSPB members joined us for our first virtual AGM on Saturday, 10 October 2020.
What happened on the day
Watch again below - our AGM 2020 video with all the speeches, reports and talks from the day, including the RSPB's chief executive, Beccy Speight's welcome.
The full formal AGM agenda is still available to download now.
Minutes and matters from 2019's meeting are also still available.
Chief Executive Summary
Chief Executive Summary
The welcome by Beccy Speight, Chief Executive Officer and links and introduction with Miranda Krestovnikoff, RSPB President
Chair’s Report
Chair’s Report
With Kevin Cox, Chair of Council
Treasurer’s Report
Treasurer’s Report
With Robert Cubbage, Treasurer
Q&A session
Q&A session
With Miranda Krestovnikoff, RSPB President.
We had a wonderful response to the Q&A sessions on the day, so it’s taking a little longer to gather responses. We' hope to have these up on the website by Friday 30th October. Thank you for your patience.
Gamebird shooting policy review
Gamebird Shooting Policy
In response to growing concerns about the environmental impact of some intensive forms of gamebird shooting and associated land management practices, the RSPB has reviewed its policy. We announced the results of the review at the AGM.
The future of conservation
Future of Conservation
We believe that young people should have a say on the environment they'll inherit. Hear from some inspiring young naturalists as they talk about their work and share their ideas and thoughts.
A natural climate solution
A natural climate solution
Nature can play an incredible role in helping tackle climate change by locking up carbon in our precious habitats. This talk explores the RSPB’s work on this across policy, science and the role our nature reserves play, particularly focusing on our woodlands, peatlands and coastal habitats.
Finding new ways to take action for nature
Finding new ways to take action for nature
In the summer we launched a new project to inspire more diverse audiences to take action to tackle the nature and climate crisis. Watch again as we celebrate what people have said they value during the pandemic, the actions our people are taking for nature, and how we’re helping new audiences to take their first steps to save nature.