The RSPB’s Annual Report 2022–2023

A year of saving nature

Download a copy of our Annual Report for an in-depth look at the RSPB’s work between 2022 and 2023. You’ll find out how we’ve been highlighting the beauty and fragility of our Wild Isles, and why we won a UN award for our work in Kazakhstan. Plus discover lots more inspiring conservation success stories from across the UK and beyond.

Stories you won't want to miss

From the launch of the People's Plan for Nature to a bumper breeding season for seabirds on Gough Island. Here's a taste of some of the top stories from our Annual Report - it's the perfect bitesize overview if you don't have time to read the full report.

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Five stories you won’t want to miss

We’ve packed a lot into our latest Annual Report, but if you don’t have time to read it from cover to cover, don’t worry...

Highlights from around the UK and further afield

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Using the power of nature to boost health and wellbeing

Whether it’s listening to birdsong on a spring morning or crunching through leaves on a bracing autumn stroll, many of u...

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A new home for Beavers in Scotland

We’re very excited to report that RSPB Scotland was involved in an important project to move a family of Beavers to the ...

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Making Lake Vyrnwy even better for nature

We’ve added a new area of land to our lease holding at RSPB Lake Vyrnwy in Wales and have exciting plans to restore it, ...

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Birds and butterflies given a boost

2023 marked the end of Co-operation Across Borders for Biodiversity (CABB), a successful six-year partnership project to...

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Say cheese! Tigers caught on camera in Harapan

We’re using hidden cameras to survey Critically Endangered Sumatran Tigers and other rare wildlife in the remote Hutan H...

Discover our work in previous years

Find out what we've been up to in previous years with our Annual Report archive. It goes all the way back to 2001.