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NBN Trust Annual Impact Report 2025/26

NBN Trust's Annual Impact Report 2025/26 looks back at 25 years of making data work for nature: over 300 million wildlife records available through the NBN Atlas, a 200+ member partnership, and transformation of the UK's biodiversity data infrastructure under the first NBN Atlas Strategy.

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The National Biodiversity Network Trust (Charity No. 1082163) is the UK's largest partnership for nature, championing the sharing of wildlife data since 2000 and running the NBN Atlas.

Key Metrics

Wildlife records More than 300 million wildlife records made available through the NBN Atlas, the UK's largest partnership for nature
Network members Over 200 member organisations in the National Biodiversity Network partnership
Years of impact 25 years of championing the sharing of wildlife data, celebrated in the 2025/26 report

Key Outcomes

  • Biodiversity data infrastructure transformed under the first NBN Atlas Strategy, improving performance and usability.
  • NBN Atlas data providing the evidence base to protect nature across the UK.
  • NBN Award winners and highly commended nominees celebrated, with a forward look to the year ahead.

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