Devon Wildlife Trust

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EXETER GREENS LEAVE US WANTING MORE

This is the largest wildlife trust in the West country. It's apparently an authority in its field, and runs a range of activities for the public in addition to maintaining its bank of nature reserves. In 2006/7 it jumped on the climate-change bandwagon, though in an original way: getting people to change their attitude to the envirionment, beginning in their gardens. But the annual report leaves questions unanswered across the board.

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QUALITY OF REPORTING What is this?	61 %
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SIZE OF CHARITY... What is this?	Medium
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HIGHEST SALARY What is this?	Under £60k
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RESERVES WOULD LAST... What is this?	13 months
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ETHICAL INVESTMENT POLICY What is this?	Unknown
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The charity's website [1]
View their work on the Big Give [2]
GuideStar financial overview [3]
Charity Commission entry and link to annual report [4]

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Reviewed: 2008-06-17 Accounts ending: 2007-03-31

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IN SHORT

Who/what it helps

Wildlife & marine life
Coastlines
Waterways
Endangered species
Endangered habitats

Where

Devon

Providing

Conservation
Research into wildlife
Lobbying & campaigning
Education & training

IF YOU LIKE THIS CHARITY
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Dorset Wildlife Trust [5]
Somerset Wildlife Trust [5]
The Wildlife Trusts [5]
Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts [5]

VITAL STATISTICS

ANNUAL EXPENDITURE

£2,516,937

What is this?

Of all the charities we profile...
- Less than £1m is tiny
- £1m to £5m is small
- £6m to £10m is medium
- £11m to £50m is large
- Above that is very rare

SPENT ON CHARITABLE WORK

98%

The rest usually goes into raising more income. A little covers legal requirements.