Environment Charities That specialise in Conservation and sustainability

The conservation and protection of the Cross River Gorilla and its rainforest environment by: - working with organisations active in conservation, education and development; - scientific research activity on the flora and fauna of the rainforest ecosystem, - the relief of poverty in displaced local communities; - education in the conservation of the biodiversity of rainforests.

WE'VE ESTABLISHED A NATIONAL SURFING MUSEUM IN NORTH DEVON - PRESERVING UK SURF HERITAGE, CELEBRATING CURRENT ACHIEVEMENTS AND SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SURFING IN GREAT BRITAIN. THE CHARITY AIMS TO CREATE A CARBON NEUTRAL HOME, OFFERING A NEW COMMUNITY VENUE TO PROMOTE MUSIC, ART, FILM & CULTURAL EVENTS. PROMOTING CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES, EDUCATION AND VOLUNTEERING.

Provides electric scooters, powerchairs & wheelchairs to enable those with mobility problems to do shopping, visit banks & local amenities.

The Charity is responsible for managing and maintaining a large parkland in Painters Forstal, nr Faversham in Kent for public enjoyment. The trust undertakes, tree planting, scrub clearance, interpretation, path creation with the object of improving the biodiversity of the area.

Day to day management of small woodlands of which one has public access. Sales of products resulting from the management including woodfuel, green craft products and honey. Tree planting and wild flower cultivation within woodlands. Providing facilities to encourage wildlife and biodiversity development, eg nesting boxes, clear areas of invasive species and litter pick as required.

Green Paw Project is a charity dedicated to the welfare of animals, environmental conservation, rewilding of lands, planting trees, carbon sequestration, human reconnection to the natural world, and the cleaning of plastic and waste that litters our planet. Green Paw Project is a strictly non-profit organisation that receives all of its funding from fundraising events and generous sponsors.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical andnatural environment of the River Windrush and surrounding river catchmentsTo advance the education of and the engagement by the public in the conservation, protection andimprovement of the physical and natural environment of the River Windrush and surrounding rivercatchments

Green Bean Trust supports projects for the public benefit under three main strands: architectural and social heritage; woodlands, waterways and natural environments; and housing and skills.

to advance the Christian faith and understanding of its relevance to the environment in the United Kingdom and any part of the world for the benefit of the publicto promote for the benefit of the public in the United Kingdom and any part of the world the conservation, protection, and improvement of the physical and natural environment

The Westley Vale Millennium Green is a 5.5 acre public open space where the local community can relax and enjoy the natural environment. The open 'Green' provides an area for play and the pathways are wheelchair/pushchair friendly. Fund raising events and public clean-up days are held throughout the year to cover the cost of maintaining the site.

The objectives of the Ludlow & District Beekeepers Association are to advance and promote the craft of beekeeping and good beekeeping practises and to raise awareness and educate the general public about the importance of bees and beekeeping to the environment. The Association provides training to beekeepers. Members live in and around the Ludlow area.

The Animal Protection Agency Foundation carries out research into the impacts of the wildlife trade on individual animals, biodiversity and the natural environment, as well as the risks of infectious disease transmission between wildlife and people. The Foundation conducts awareness raising programmes on all issues concerning the trade in wild animals as pets.

The charity currently funds biodiversity research in Paraguay, more specifically projects relating to primate conservation and lepidoptera ecology. This includes providing grants to researchers, as well as purchasing and sending scientific equipment to Paraguay, to assist with biodiversity studies.

To promote for the public benefit the conservation, protection and improvement of the local physical and natural environment in the villages of Crawcrook and Greenside by:- Mobilising community volunteers to undertake local environmental action- Raising local awareness of environmental issues

Education/TrainingSport/recreation

Oxford Conservation Volunteers is a voluntary organisation that carries out practical work conserving the wildlife and traditional landscape of the Oxford area. The group organises work parties every weekend undertaking a wide variety of nature conservation work.

1. To promote, enhance and conserve the physical and natural environment and its natural beauty for the public benefit within the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Nidderdale AONB)2. To advance the knowledge and understanding of the public in the physical and natural environment including sustainable development.

KWEST provides libraries, children's books, literacy resources and supported reading to children in Watamu, Kenya to children who are severely socially and economically disadvantaged. We daily take books into local schools for a dedicated literacy lesson. We also work with other local agencies to promote environmental conservation education in this area.

Bear Flat Environment operates in the Bear Flat area of Bath for the benefit of residents, businesses and visitors, in conjunction with the local residents' association. We promote and support improvements to the local environment, including local amenities, historic character and the natural environment through the raising of funds through grants, etc and contracting work as required.

The objectives of the Friends of Wakering Common are to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and the peaceful enjoyment of the Great Wakering Common (and area surrounding the Common).

To promote, for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Mill Hill London (NW7), including the education of our members in such matters.

Spreading the theory and practice of beekeeping to members, interested groups and members of the public in North Staffordshire. Informing the public of the importance of honeybees.

Education and support for children and young people through the provision of facilities for mountain and outdoor activities. Provision of facilites for leisure time mountain and outdoor activities for the public at large and particularly those with special needs. The promotion of the conservation of the natural environment through these activities.

Conservation; biodiversity; health & education; maintenance of a Local Nature Reserve.

As a scout group we actively encourage adventurous activity, self reliance and development of good citizenship to a large mixed membership. Through these activities we also educate youngsters in environmental conservation and develop their spiritual and cultural awareness within the policies and objectives of the UK Scout Association.