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Earthwatch Europe Report and Financial Statements 2025

Earthwatch Europe's Report and Financial Statements 2025 describes a year of partnership for the science-led environmental charity. Its Nature in Cities work delivered community-scale nature recovery projects in 62 locations across the UK, with 27,600 trees planted, 46 Tiny Forests and 12 Green Earth Schools created, and 178 engagement events run. Earthwatch ran monitoring events at 44 Tiny Forests, training 2,271 citizen scientists, and found infiltration rates inside Tiny Forests are on average 28% faster than the surrounding area. Soil Blitzes across Europe engaged more than 1,500 members of the public, and the charity launched the Omani Field Research Programme.

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Earthwatch Europe is an independent environmental research organisation and charity that connects people with nature through citizen science, working in towns and cities, farmed land and freshwater to help communities protect the natural world.

Key Metrics

27,600 trees planted through Nature in Cities projects
2,271 citizen scientists trained at 44 Tiny Forest monitoring events
28% faster average water infiltration inside Tiny Forests than the surrounding area

Key Outcomes

  • 92% of students in the Admiral-supported Green Earth Schools reported a better understanding of how to protect urban nature
  • 100% of teachers said their skills and confidence in environmental education have grown
  • Tiny Forests are storing about 35,000 kg of above-ground carbon, equal to 128 metric tonnes of CO2

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