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Annual Review 2016-17 Thank you We are extremely grateful to those individuals and organisations who have so generously supported the charity in 2016/17 including all of our donors who wish to remain anonymous. On behalf of everyone at Butterfly Conservation we would like to thank the following for their support: Abinger Parish Council Fairfield Association National Trust The Plum Trust Edward John Cooper Abington Avenue United Reformed Church FCC Recycling (UK) Limited Natural England The Richmond Charitable Trust Geoffrey Croft Alpha Financial Consultants Ferring Conservation Group Natural Resources Wales The SGU3A Natural History Group Peter Farbridge Altofts Methodist Church Focus Optics Natureguides The Summerfield Charitable Trust Margaret Heather Fox ASDA Foundation Forestry Commission England Naturetrek Limited The University of the Third Age Martin Lane Fox Aston Garden Club Forestry Commission Scotland NFU Mutual The Walters Kundert Charitable Trust Raymond Garrett Attwell Partners Formby Methodist Church NHBS Limited The Ware Society Valerie Anne Gregson Aviva Community Fund Formby Trefoil Guild Nicol & Co Estate Agents Limited Tori Ratcliffe Art Robin James Hills B&Q plc Fortis Remote Technology North Dorset Ramblers Torquay Museum David Hinde Barclays Bank plc Frampton Music Festival North London Organic Gardeners Tulip Limited Maurice Hughes Annual Review Bardsey-cum-Rigton Womens Institute Franciscan Community North Nibley Music Festival Limited TWI Limited Simon Johnson Barton Womens Institute Friends of Mewsbrook Park Northern Ireland Environment Agency University of Edinburgh Arthur William Jollands Basingstoke Natural History Society Friends of Ness Gardens Northumbrian Water University of York Peter David Konitzer Beauchamp Middle School Friends of the Lake District Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust Veolia Environmental Trust Peter Lai 2016/17 Bedfordshire County Cricket Club From the Notebook Limited Opticron Viridor Limited Shirley Lewer Benson Nature Group Furness U3A P F Charitable Trust Waitrose Limited Peter Leslie Long Biffa Award Gearrchoille Community Wood Ardgay Paul Bassham Charitable Trust Waste Recycling Environmental Limited Philip Lumley Bloomsbury Publishing plc Ginger Dragon Limited Pembrokeshire County Council Waterford Church Alison Maddock Bomere Heath Ladies Club Gisela Graham Limited Peter’s Trust Watkins & Doncaster Dr Albertine Malham BoxWild Goddard & Grant Jewellers Limited Petersfield Wildlife Group Wayside Organics Dr Jennifer Middleton Brampton View Care Home Google Inc Postcode Local Trust Wedmore Badminton Club Mrs Morris Bristol Natural History Consortium G range and District Natural History Society Rapanui Welwyn Garden City Winemakers Guild Derek Newnham British Broadcasting Corporation Grayson GB Limited RBS Community Cashback Wessex Water Limited Ronald Overton British Wildlife Publishing Green Circle Aggregates Limited Robert O Curle Charitable Trust West Horsley Parish Council Shirley Packham Buntingford United Reformed Church Green People Roger’s Wildlife Rescue West Lulworth Womens Institute Dr Anna Louise Powell Calleva Foundation Greenwings Wildlife Holidays Rotary Club of Gainsborough Wildflower Favours Anthony Pratley Canal & River Trust Habitat Aid Rowan Bentall Charitable Trust Winkleigh Biodiversity Group John Walker Smith Cardiff Organic Gardeners Haines Hill Charitable Trust Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Woodpeckers Trust Martin Smith Carmarthenshire County Council Hampshire County Council Ryedale Natural History Society Woodstock Natural History Society Kathryn Stones CarTakeBack Hampshire Wildlife Trust Scotland’s Gardens Worcestershire County Council Geoffrey Summers Cecil Pilkington Charitable Trust Harrogate & District Naturalists’ Society Scottish Natural Heritage Worcestershire Naturalists’ Club John Tremlett Cemex UK Materials Limited HDH Wills 1965 Charitable Trust Scottish Wildlife Trust Worcestershire Wildlife Trust Joanna Walstow Ceredigion County Council Heart of England Forest Severn Waste Environmental Fund Yorventure Cheshire Wildlife Trust Heritage Lottery Fund Shaw & Whitley Gardening Club Legacy gifts Chiltern Forest Golf Club Hewlett Packard Enterprise Sherbourne Rural Schools Cluster Corporate Members Much of our successful conservation Chloride Group Limited Higham and Rushden U3A Shere Parish Council Belightful Design Oy work is underpinned by the generosity of Clacton Camera Club Hyde Housing Association Shropshire Wildlife Trust Bewley & Merrett Funeral Directors supporters who have left a gift in their will. Clapham & Patching Horticultural Society Ipplepen Garden Club Sidcup Natural History Society Castlerigg Hall Caravan & Camping Park All gifts, whatever their size, are hugely valuable, making a lasting difference to Colchester Natural History Society The J. & J.R.Wilson Trust SSP Foundation Coda Systems Limited butterfly and moth conservation. We would Cole & Son (Wallpapers) Limited John Lewis Partnership S t Andrew’s Handbridge United Reformed Cole & Son (Wallpapers) Limited like to thank our generous benefactors for Community Foundation for Surrey Kate Ashbrook Trust Church Continental Landscapes these important gifts: C ornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Kendal Quaker Group St Mary’s Catholic First School Elm Horticulture Limited Beauty K enwyn Community Fund (Kenwyn Parish Stickland’s CE VA Primary School Ginger Dragon Limited Legacies Cory Environmental Trust Council) Sussex Community Foundation Greenwings Wildlife Holidays Nora and Peter Brack C otswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Kilmington Garden Club Sussex Wildlife Trust Holme for Gardens Jeff Brown Beauty Laceby Womens Institute The Banister Charitable Trust Isle of Eriska Hotel Dr John Davis Cranham Common Trust Lake District National Park Authority The Barker-Mill Foundation Naturetrek Limited Anne Patricia Dean Creaton Womens Institute Laspen Trust The Blair Foundation Northumbrian Water Michael Leslie Doorne Creature Candy Learning Through Landscapes The Cambridge Chrysalis Trust Opticron Martin Lane Fox Dartmoor National Park Authority L ondon and Lincolnshire Investments The Clare Lees Trust Orange Aero Limited James Kay Gelsthorpe Day For Night Films Limited Limited The Conservation Foundation Perrywood Garden Centre Beatrice Gillam Defence Infrastructure Organisation Lymington Womens Institute The D G Albright Charitable Trust Silver Trees Holiday Park Thomas Reginald Harman D octor & Mrs Alfred Darlington Charitable Magnox Limited The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust Sussex Country Gardener Douglas A Heald Trust Margaret Davis Charitable Trust The Dartmoor Soap Company The Weld Estate Margaret Ina James Dulcie Denison Charitable Will Trust Margaret Murdoch Charitable Trust The Devonshire Association Tobiz Products Arthur William Jollands Dundee Naturalists Society Marks & Spencer plc The Downton Banister Trust Woodlands.co.uk Margaret Ann Landsberg Dunsdon Farm Marsh Christian Trust The Ernest Cook Trust Woodward Lakes and Lodges Roger Lane East Keswick Wildlife Trust Marsh Gibbon Horticultural Society The Fundraising Company Limited Dr Albertine Malham East Renfrewshire County Council Meres & Moses Landscape Partnership The Gesingthorpe Trust In Memory Gifts Terrence Mason Easyfundraising.org.uk Scheme The John Jarrold Trust Leslie Walker Allen Susan Eleanor Standen McDougal EcoCo Life Merton & Huish Wildlife Group The John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust Colin Ivor Benford Jane Vivienne Powell Ecotricity Group Limited Michael Marks Charitable Trust The Leggett Charitable Trust Stephen Eric Blott Inez Marina Monica Pugh Environment Agency Milltimber Gardening Club The Lever Trust Patrick Boston Barbara Joan Pyrah Environmental Recorders’ Group Fund Miss K M Harbinson’s Charitable Trust The Mackintosh Foundation Jeffrey Marson Brown John M F Rogers Equinix Inc Mrs M A Lascelles Charitable Trust The Marlow Trust William Cattle Heather Standish Sowrey Esmée Fairbairn Foundation Nairn & District Gardening Club The Martin Laing Foundation Rita Chipper-Snelling Irene Marion Stewart Everyclick Limited National Biodiversity Data Centre The Orcome Trust Dorothy Coleman Roland Todd Head office and registered address: President: Sir David Attenborough CH CVO CBE FRS Council members: Dr Andy Barker, Andrew Brown, Butterfly Conservation, Manor Yard, East Lulworth, Wareham, Kathryn Dawson, Mike Dean (Vice Chair), Roger Dobbs, Dorset BH20 5QP Vice-presidents: Maurice Avent Esq, Nick Baker Esq, Dr Susan Foden, Karen Goldie-Morrison, David Hanson (Hon t: 01929 400209 Thelma Barlow, John F Burton FZS FRES, Dudley Cheesman Esq, Treasurer), Michael Johnston, Sue Smith, Nigel Symington, Ilija e: [email protected] Sue Collins, The Earl of Cranbrook PhD DL Cbiol, David Dennis Vukomanovic, Chris Winnick esq, Mike Dilger Esq, Clive P Farrell Esq, Julian Gibbs Esq, www.butterfly-conservation.org Ian Hardy MVO, Anthony Hoare Esq, Chris Packham Esq, Chief Executive: Julie Williams @savebutterflies Professor Jeremy Thomas OBE, Alan Titchmarsh MBE Director of Conservation, Science & Policy: Dr Nigel Bourn facebook.com/savebutterflies Director of Conservation & Regions: Dr Sam Ellis instagram.com/savebutterflies Chair: Dr Jim Asher Director Scotland: Paul Kirkland Butterfly Conservation is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England (02206468) Charity registered in England and Wales (254937) and in Scotland (SCO39268) www.butterfly-conservation.org Cover image: Argent & Sable Rheumaptera hastata Below: Garden butterfly planting C SUTTON Overview by the Chair and Chief Executive
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