The RSPB’s 2025-2026 Annual Report is now available. Read the full report to find out about the challenges and successes of the past year, what work is underway and how your vital contribution is making a difference for nature.

There have been some major successes this year, including celebrating 50 years since the return of White-tailed Eagles, the introduction of Scotland’s Natural Environment Act which will give Swifts a major boost, and an increase in breeding figures for Little Terns.

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Download the full report or read some selected highlights.

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RSPB Annual report 2025–26. Illustration: Jim Moir

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