Environment Charities That specialise in Conservation and sustainability

We are an early years pre-school that take children from 2 1/2 to school age.

For the benefit of the residents of the area of benefit, working with said residents, governmental & other organisations with a common effort to: provide & maintain open spacespromote the conservation, management, maintenance and improvement of the physical & natural environment &provide facilities for the residents with the object of improving the conditions of the life of the inhabitants.

Conserve, protect, rehabilitate and improve the Thames tributaries rising within the Cotswold area of outstanding natural beauty.

Regeneration of a former industrial landscape that gives in-depth access to culture, nature, education and art through the sharing and exchange of knowledge and skills between people from different backgrounds. Using principles of environmental sustainability in all operations and innovative educational practice that is inclusive and accessible to all in an area of deprivation and high needs.

By making grants and raising awareness: community capacity building to help the disadvantaged Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian community in South Eastern Europe (SEE) to meet their own needs and participate more fully; relief of poverty in disadvantaged communities in SEE; promotion of protection of the environment; advance education in SEE, generally and in the traditional folk cultures of the region.

The charity owns and operates woodland at Wood Norton Evesham.The objects of the charity are:To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation,protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by re-establishing trees,plants and wildlife.The woodland is available to voluntary groups to benefit from the woodland environment with the permission of the Trustees.

The charity's mission is to acquire, or secure long-term access to, land in and around Histon & Impington and enable this to be managed for these twin purposes: nature conservation and the community experiencing nature for their enjoyment, health and wellbeing. The first sites for these purposes are Long Meadow and Croft Close Nature Reserve, collectively known as Abbey Fields.

The LOHP is a voluntary, community project dedicated to the restoration of the important wildlife and landscape of the fens and heaths of the upper Little Ouse Valley. Although biodiversity conservation is at the heart of our work, we aim to achieve this in a way that both engages and benefits the local community.

Manhood Wildlife and Heritage care for various habitats across the Manhood Peninsula where wildlife can flourish. Some sites are home to rare species, others form a network of rich and diverse habitats, which are managed by local volunteers. Our activities include active environmental conservation projects, local history research, guided walks, publications, photography and newsletters.

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To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting waste reduction by the provision of refurbishment, repair and recycling services for donated bicycles and donated items. Also the relief of unemployment including the provision of opportunities in the refurbishment of bicycles through practical work.

To preserve, enhance and conserve the physical and natural environment and its natural beauty for the public benefit in and around the parkland known as Hubbard's Hills.

- To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection, improvement and sustainability of the physical and natural environment, - Providing experimental and practical skills orientated education in association with schools and institutions, including those for young people with special educational needs, operating in accordance with the principles of Rudolf Steiner.

London Waterkeeper defends rivers and challenges polluters. All of London's rivers are failing - being damaged by road run-off, sewage and too often ignored.London Waterkeeper seeks to use the law to target polluters, highlight pollution where it happens and outline the solutions needed to make our rivers healthy.

The Cibus Foundation promotes ecosystem restoration and sustainable development by funding scientific research, education, health and nature-based solutions across all aspects of our food system. It awards grants to organisations working on biodiversity, soil and water, health, regenerative agriculture, better food and public access to nature.

The Pangolin Project CIO supports the activities of the Pangolin Project in Kenya which is dedicated to the conservation of the pangolin, an animal in danger of extinction primarily from illegal poaching. THe objectives of the PP are:1. To build knowledge and awareness 2. To identify and implement proven protection strategies3. To develop protocols to respond to reports of illegal activity.

To conserve, protect and rehabilitate the habitat and waters that constitute the River Thames catchment, for the benefit of all indigenous species (including Atlantic salmon and migratory trout).To advance the education of the public in the understanding of river environments on watercourses throughout the River Thames catchment.

Great Ouse Rivers Trust works for the protection and enhancement of the River Great Ouse and its catchment. The Trust does this through activities that support conservation, protection and enhancement of the river and its catchment and through the advancement of public education, engagement and awareness raising.

The organisation advances the protection of the natural environment by supporting frontline conservation rangers to undertake protection of wildlife in their natural habitat. Without these rangers there is no wildlife protection or conservation of any species in these areas. The Thin Green Line Foundation UK (TGLF UK) will support Rangers in areas of high conservation value.

Supports primarily British bee-related research projects of benefit to beekeeping and broader bee science. Some priority is given to work on bee diseases but not limited to honey bees. Supports and encourages young bee scientists through research studentships and travel bursaries.

To promote and further the craft of beekeeping and the science of bees, to the public goodTo advance the education of the public in the environmental and economic importance of bees through talks and showsTo advance the education to children in the importance of bees and beekeeping, promoting beekeeping via Summer Camps and Duke of Edinburgh Awards

Our activities, carried out in Blewbury village and surrounding area, are to advance the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and the prudent use of resources for the benefit of the public through education of the public, promotion, awareness raising and skill sharing to build community resilience to combat climate change and resource scarcity

St Margaret's in Ruins Conservation Trust conserves the historic Norman-era ruins of St Margaret's Church in West Raynham, Norfolk. We promote heritage preservation, biodiversity, education, and community engagement, ensuring the site's sustainability as a valued cultural and environmental asset.

The objects of the Institute are to advance the education of the public in the protection of the environment in the continent of Europe and in all forms of national and international policy relating thereto, and to carry out research and enquiry into all aspects of the environment and environmental policy. Objects are achieved by research, advisory services, reports, conferences, website etc

The Charitys objects are to advance the education of the public about the preservation of our world's natural environment, ecological sustainability, natural resource conservation, waste minimisation, recycling and the principles of fair trade, within Wirral and surrounding area.'