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REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION 1
TRUSTEES' REPORT 2-5
TRUSTEES' RESPONSIBILITIES STATEMENT 6
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT 7
STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTIVITIES 8
BALANCE SHEET 9
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 10
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 11-20

Trustees Mr Louis M Bacon
Mr Lawrence M Noe
Mr Patrick G Sweeney
Secretary Temple Secretarial Limited
16 Old Bailey
London
EC4M 7EG
Bankers Barclays Private Clients International Ltd
PO Box 8
13 Library Place
St Helier
Jersey
JE4 8NE
Solicitors Withers LLP
16 Old Bailey
London
EC4M 7EG
Independent Examiner Ernst & Young LLP
25 Churchill Place
Canary Wharf
London
E14 SEY

2023 2022
Note £ £
Incoming from:
Donations 4 82,931 9,613,130
Interest 23,411 493
Total 106,342 9,613,623
Expenditure on:
Charitable activities 5 (3,812,210) (6,174,963)
Total (3,812,210) (6,174,963)
Reconciliation offunds:
Net movement in funds (3,705,868) 3,438,660
Total funds brought forward 3,446,200 7,540
Totalfunds carriedforward (259,668) 3,446,200

2023 2022
Note £ £
Current assets
Cash at bank and in hand 61,159 3,893,005
Prepaid expenses 540 o
Total current assets 61,699 3,893,005
Liabilities
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year 8 (132,473) (156,280)
Net current assets/{liabilities) (70,774) 3,736,725
Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one year 9 (188,894) (290,525)
Net assets/(liabilities) (259,668) 3,446,200
The Funds ofthe Charity
Share capital 10 1 1
Unrestricted funds 11 (259,669) 3,446,199
Total charityfunds (259,668) 3,446,200
2023 2022
£ £
Cash flowsfrom operating activities
Cash from donations 82,931 9,613,130
Cash from interest 23,411 493
Cash spent on charitable activities (3,938,188) (5,739,918)
Net cash from operating activities (3,831,846) 3,873,705
Change in cash and cash equivalents during the year (3,831,846) 3,873,705
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year: 3,893,005 19,300
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year: 61,159 3,893,005

Charitable Activities
Charitable activities Grants to institutions Activities Governance 2023
undertaken costs Total
directly £ £
£
Support restoration of Kafue African Parks UK 834,223 (65,256) 768,967
National Park in Zambia
Promote restoration and Atlantic Salmon Trust 5,000 (391) 4,609
conservation ofsustainable
stocks ofwild Atlantic salmon
and seatrout
Support effortsfor policy and Bahamas National 187,562 (14,672) 172,890
protected area management in Trust Fund
the Bahamas, and support
installing signage and
completing system-wide GPS
map updating atAndros West
Side National Park
Donor advisedfund The Bessemer 1,320,969 (103,331) 1,217,638
National Gift Fund
Support ofmangrove restoration Bonefish & Tarpon 64,609 (5,054) 59,555
efforts and a long-term
mangrove protection campaign
Benefit of Hughes Hall, Cambridge in America 216,711 (16,952) 199,759
University ofCambridge
Increasethe amount offinancial Environmental 2,500 (196) 2,304
supportfor environmental Funders Network
causes
Support research and policy Game & Wildlife 897,578 (70,212) 827,366
programme inthe Uplands Conservation Trust
Provide early years, pre-school Heriot Country Kids 20,000 (1,564) 18,436
and out of school careforthe
children inthe Heriot and
surrounding communities
Help coverthe substantial Holyport Community 15,000 (1,173) 13,827
increase in energy billsthatthe Trust
village hall is nowfaced with

at 1 April 2023
5. Charitable Activities (continued)
Supportjaguar and mammal Panama Wildlife 39,000 (3,051) 35,949
monitoring at Cerro National Conservation
Park
Research andtreat Stony Coral Perry Institutefor 205,861 (16,103) 189,758
Tissue Loss Disease inthe Marine Science
Bahamas, and support effortsto
restore mangroves and reform
marine permitting inthe
Bahamas
In supportofcommunications Rockefeller 91,494 (7,157) 84,337
related tothe Oceans 5 Our Philanthropy Advisors
Oceans Conference
Support effortsto open a state- Superhumans Ukraine 166,845 (13,051) 153,794
of-the-warvictim rehabilitation
centerfor adults and children
that offers prosthetics and post-
prosthetics rehabilitiation,
reconstructive surgeries, and
psychological support
Supportthe Leuser Ecosystem The Ecology Trust 60,000 (4,693) 55,307
Action Fund
Supportthe Oak Cancer Centre The Royal Marsden 10,000 (782) 9,218
in Sutton Cancer Charity
Adjustmentfor presentvalue of Eton College (1,631) 127 (1,504)
commitment
Total expenditure 4,135,721 (323,511) 3,812,210

Charitable Activities (continued)
Charitable activities Grants to institutions Activities Governance 2022
undertaken costs Total
directly £ £
£
Assistvictims and refugeesfrom Association of Polish 2,500 18 2,518
Ukraine Knights ofMalta UK
Secure online management Bahamas National 7,487 53 7,540
platform fortraining courses Trust
thatwill support citizen science
initiatives atthe Lucayan
National Park and Bonefish Pond
National Park
Support Cape Eleuthera Island Cape Eleuthera 18,533 132 18,665
School tofacilitate capacity Foundation
building and sustainingthe
Bahamian stone crabfisheryfor
thefuture
Support student enrichment at Eton College 490,525 3,489 494,014
the College in accordance with
the College's charitable
purposes
Supportthe carbon offset Wetlands 71,480 508 71,988
programthrough blue carbon International Panama
opportunities in mangrove
wetland areas. Develop an
integrated approach to support
wetlands conservation inthe
Gulfof Chiriqui
Support research and policy Game & Wildlife 60,000 427 60,427
programme inthe Uplands,to Conservation Trust
bring Salmon Schoolto COP26 at
Glasgow, and general use
Support MarViva grantsthat Multiplier 30,256 215 30,471
contributeto improved marine
enforcement capacityfor
effective Marine Special
Planning implementation in the
Great Gulfof Chiriqui

at 1 April 2023
**5. ** Charitable Activities (continued)
Supportthe Rio Grande National Fish & 56,730 404 57,134
Headwaters Riparian Wildlife Foundation
Restoration Program; support
projectsthat addressthe leading
factors in aquatic species
decline, including habitat
alteration, environmental
change and invasive species, and
promote healthy headwater
streams
Supportthe Our Forests Aren't Natural Resources 75,640 538 76,178
Fuel Campaign and its effortsto Defense Council
reduce demand for biomass by
advocatingfor science-based
policies. Supportthe North
Carolina CAFOs Campaign;
addressthe harmsfrom CAFOs
on North Carolina communities
and environment, and advocate
for policy change
Support public relations Partnershipfor Policy 111,198 791 111,989
campaignto end subsidiesfor Integrity
forest biomass in meetingthe
EU's renewable energytargets
and related efforts
Supportthe church The PCC of St Mary 86,000 612 86,612
with St Peter and St
Jude
Support data publication and The Renewable Energy 25,000 178 25,178
analysis relatedto renewable Foundation
energy
5. Charitable Activities (continued}
Supportthe Shark Conservation Rockefeller 2,488,645 17,703 2,506,348
Fund which is dedicatedto Philanthropy Advisors
protecting sharks and rays
worldwide. Support Oceans 5
grantsthat build political will
among government officials,
increasing fisheries data,
strengthening science-based
decision-making, creating new
management regimes,
increasing enforcement
activities, prohibiting oil
development, and securing new
MPAS.
Supportthe redevelopment RUSI 756,401 5,381 761,782
appeal for 61 Whitehall
Supportthe Columbia University Trustees of Columbia 756,401 5,381 761,782
Mailman School of Public University inthe City
Health's Centerfor Infection and of New York
Immunity effortsto establish a
Global Alliancefor Preventing
Pandemics hub in Zambiato
conduct infectious diseases
surveillance and research and
serve as a regional resource
Establish a scholarship program The Gresham's 1,000,000 7,114 1,007,114
for American students at Foundation
Gresham's School
Supportthe continued work of The Nature 94,550 673 95,223
the Rio Grande Water Fund and Conservancy
its associated
communications/outreach
activities
Total expenditure 6,131,346 43,617 6,174,963

Governance Costs
2023 2022
£ £
Bank charges 342 529
Independent auditorsfee o 24,000
Independent examiners reportfee 18,000 o
Accountingfees and services 4,573 2,370
Solicitorsfees 957 3,090
FX (loss) (347,383) 13,628
(323,511) 43,617

8. Creditors: amounts falling due within one year
2023 2022
£ £
Accruals 24,973 29,280
Grants Creditors 107,500 127,000
132,473 156,280
9. Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one year
2023 2022
£ £
Grants Creditor- Eton College pledge payment due in 2023 o 98,404
Grants Creditor- Eton College pledge payment due in 2024 96,251 96,833
Grants Creditor- Eton College pledge payment due in 2025 92,643 95,288
188,894 290,525

2023 and 2022
_Allotted called _ up andfully paid
No £
Ordinary shares of£1 each 1 1

Movements on reserves
Unrestricted
income
funds Total
£ £
At 2 April 2022 3,446,199 3,446,200
Lossforthe period (3,705,868) (3,705,868)
At 1 April 2023 (259,669) (259,668)