Activities

As described by the charity on the register

For over 75 years we have been researching why species like the grey partridge, water vole, corn bunting and black grouse have declined. We are continually developing practical measures to reverse these declines.We are the only UK charity using science to promote game and wildlife management as an essential part of nature conservation.

Latest income

£11.6m

Expenditure

£11.8m

Financial year end

2024-12-31

Income & spending history

As reported to the Charity Commission, by financial year end

Year end Income Expenditure income spend
2020-12-31 £7.7m £7.1m
2021-12-31 £9.3m £7.9m
2022-12-31 £11.1m £9.6m
2023-12-31 £11.0m £11.1m
2024-12-31 £11.6m £11.8m

Latest detailed return

Year end 2024-12-31 · consolidated (group) figures

Income mix

Donations & legacies £4.4m
Charitable activities £3.0m
Trading £3.2m
Investment income £267k
Total income £11.6m

Spending

Charitable spend £8.1m
Raising funds £3.7m
Grants to institutions £0
Governance £162k
Total expenditure £11.8m

Balance sheet

Reserves £2.2m
Total funds £12.8m
— restricted £2.7m
— unrestricted £4.9m
— endowment £5.2m
Total assets £12.8m
Cash £2.9m

People

Employees 146

Classification

The charity's own register classification

What it does

  • Education/training
  • Arts/culture/heritage/science
  • Animals
  • Environment/conservation/heritage

Who it helps

  • The General Public/mankind

How it works

  • Provides Advocacy/advice/information
  • Sponsors Or Undertakes Research

Source: Charity Commission for England and Wales register, 2026-07-28. Detailed figures as filed in the charity's annual return. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.