Environment Charities That specialise in Conservation and sustainability

Provides affordable counselling services.

The Trust aims to conserve and improve the rivers, streams and other waterbodies of the Sussex Ouse and Adur catchments, and elsewhere as deemed appropriate in the Environment Agency's South East region, for the advancement of environmental protection or improvement for the benefit of the public, including through education and participation in research and a range of appropriate projects.

Our mission is to secure and share the legacy of influential wild gardener William Robinson (1838-1935) with the public through Gravetye Estate, Sussex. Our vision is to improve biodiversity and to develop a Climate Change and disease resilient woodland landscape through exemplary stewardship and experimentation. We will help people to learn from nature through William Robinson's teachings.

To promote conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. To advance the education of the public by providing all information, advice and raising awareness on issues surrounding waste generation, waste management and waste recycling (and the positive effect these acts have on their own wellbeing) primarily across the U.K and Ireland with global aspirations.

Northern Print is an open access printmaking studio in the North East of England, providing a one stop shop for printmaking.The provision, maintenance and improvement of property owned or managed by Northern Print as a public amenity in the vicinity of a landfill site, for the protection of the environment.

To promote for the public benefit the conservation, protection and improvement of thephysical and natural environment in particular but not exclusively by:(a) supporting strategies and methods of reduction, mitigation and adaptation inresponse to climate change;(b) educating the public in the causes, impact, mitigation of and adaptation to climatechange and related issues.

Promotion of sustainable development, conservation and protection of the environment, ethical business, and good citizenship, through the application of the Golden Rule (treat others and the planet as you would wish to be treated) to the challenges and opportunities facing humanity.

The principal objectives of the trust are:+?+++?To educate and assist young persons through their leisure time activities+?+++?To educate young persons on the improvement and protection of the environment+?+++?To educate, relieve and rehabilitate young persons who by reason of their social and economic circumstances are unable to gain employment

1/ The health and welfare and education of the general public. 2/ To promote the study and appreciation of agriculture, horticulture, silviculture, land management, ecology & conservation and preservation of the countryside. 3/ In furtherance of the above to make payments to any person or charitable body whose objects include the above objectives.

TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY:PROTECTING COASTLINES, WATERWAYS AND OUTDOOR PUBLIC SPACES FROM LITTER AND PLASTIC POLLUTION RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE NEGATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF PLASTIC POLLUTION AND SINGLE-USE PLASTIC.

The MGET has been set up to monitor and manage the environmental disciplines associated with the Mersey Gateway Project. The Trust vision is to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Upper Mersey Estuary and related areas. This includes the ability for the Trust to bid for additional resources.

The Trust works in the former South East Wales Industrial Valleys. It Curently works with Wild Life Trusts, Councils as well as Schools and environmental Bodies such as Groundwork and Natural Resources Wales. Current Activities include the Running of School programes on River habitat and it's importance to the community as well as the important work of improving access to fish over man made weirs

Objectives are to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of whale shark and marine biological diversity by: (a) promoting and carrying out for the public benefit research and publishing or otherwise disseminating the useful results of such research: (b) raising awareness and understanding of marine conservation.

Facilitating religious services, promoting youth education and engagement, alleviating local and global poverty, championing environmental conservation, and undertaking community development initiatives to enhance the well-being of individuals.

The British Pilgrimage Trust CIO ('The BPT') aims to re-establish and refresh the practice of Britain's distinctive pilgrimage tradition. Through this, the BPT works to strengthen British cultural heritage, improve holistic wellbeing, and enhance public engagement with the natural environment.

The conservation and protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and the world's endangered animals by grant funding.To advance education in the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and the world's endangered wild animals through the medium of film, use of social media and education projects.

Run the Community Building / Community Cafe / Community Events.Work with Trafford Council to improve the park facilities.Work with Schools to provide education opportunities.Run gardening and walking for health sessions.Run sport and exercise provision in the park.Environmental / Biodiversity / Art projects in the park.Work with other local community groups to improve Stretford.

Protection of Northumberland's rivers and streams - those flowing into the North Sea south of the Tweed and north of the Tyne. We work with communities, anglers and partner organisations to reduce the sediment getting into rivers, improve the passage of fish and eels, improve habitat, and share knowledge and understanding of our waterways and coast.

The preservation for the benefit and education of the public of buildings of architectural and/or historic merit and the conservation of the natural environment.The promotion of social inclusionThe provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfareThe area of benefit is Clapham, Austwick and Newby in N.Yorks

We provide affordable childcare for up to 26 children aged between 2-5 years. Fundraisng events take place throughout the year and funds from this enables the children to experience trips and events throughout the year.

Globalteer's mission is to create a lasting positive impact within the communities we serve. We achieve this through initiatives in education, community development, animal welfare, wildlife rescue, environmental conservation, and service learning.

We have a vision of Epping Forest being a thriving forest, rich in biodiversity, heritage and culture; enjoyed and conserved now and for generations to come. To achieve this we deliver work against our 3 strategic objectives to:1. educate and inspire people about the Forest2. do hands on work to conserve and grow the Forest3. protect the Forest through research and advocacy.

Wild Tomorrow UK's mission is to save threatened and endangered species and the wild places they call home.We do this by protecting, restoring and rewilding habitat of high biodiversity value with a focus on Global Biodiversity Hotspots, Protected Areas and Wildlife Corridors. Our major project, in partnership with Wild Tomorrow Fund South Africa, is located in KwaZulu-Natal South Africa.

(1) promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public (2) provision of facilities for public recreation and other leisure activities at Kielder in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving conditions of life (3) educate the public in all aspects of the natural environment (4) promoting the creation of works of art and presenting musical and dramatic performances.

Hakeford Woods operates a Forest School in a North Devon woodland. The woods are managed to enable a variety of activities for people of all ages including Forest School sessions for children, Wellbeing sessions for adults, family sessions, skills based courses and volunteering opportunities.The site is managed for a high degree of biodiversity.