Environment Charities That specialise in Conservation and sustainability

To promote, for the benefit of the public, conservation, protection, improvement of the physical and natural environment and biological diversity of the Thistley Place Meadow Nature Reserve.

Barnwood N2 operates within the grounds of the green open space on Tarling Road, East Finchley N2. We're the guardians of the land, maintaining the existing flora and actively working to enhance and increase its biodiversity and habitats. Our aim is to provide a meeting area and space for events and learning for the general benefit of the community and in conjunction with other local agencies.

Raising funds for the purpose of buying or leasing land which is in poor condition, at risk of soil erosion, pollution or biodiversity, and letting nature take the lead by rewilding. In the process, raising awareness of biodiversity loss and climate change.

The Ilchester Nature Trust carries out the following activities in furtherance of its charitable objectives:- planting of trees and other activities that improve the natural environment- working with the local community, particularly Ilchester Primary School, to promote understanding of, and participation in, the natural environment.

Charity arm for St Nicholas School Kenilworth - supporting the school to improve biodiversity of the school and mental health/well being of school commuity.

MAINTAINS DARWIN GARDENS MILLENNIUM GREEN, A PUBLIC GREENSPACE FOR RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION, EDUCATION AND INSPIRATION, AT WELLS ROAD, ILKLEY

To provide funds to other organisations involved in protecting existing wildlife habitat reserves or the creation of new ones.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Our mission is to improve and conserve biodiversity in Barking and Dagenham

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity in particular but not exclusively through the planting of trees or supporting the planting of trees in suitable areas.Advance public education in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment

The Trust is engaged in a project to restore and preserve Dulverton's medieval Weir and Leat (known as an Urban Watermill Landscape) working alongside its Partners who are :- Exmoor National Park Authority, Somerset County Council, West Somerset Council, Dulverton Town Council, Westcountry Rivers Trust and British Canoeing.

support for organisations working in the fields of environmental sustainability, climate change mitigation, wildlife and wilderness conservation, organic agriculture, fairtrade, renewable energy, and relief of poverty and disease in developing countries.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of the people living in Bexhill-on-Sea and surrounding area about the effects of climate change on the maritime environment, and about the marine, coastal, physical and natural environment.

To maintain the established nature reserve for the conservation of wildlife but in particular the wildlife of wetland habitats.

The aims of the association are a) to educate the public on the importance of bees to the environment and b) to promote and further the craft of beekeeping. The association helps school, youth and adult groups learn about the world of the honey bee and provides beekeeper training.

The conservation and enhancement of the beauty and character of Mendip and the surrounding area with particular regard to landscape, wildlife habitat, archaeological, historical and natural features.

We promote and further the craft of beekeeping by educating children, adults and aspiring beekeepers through educational workshops, talks and shows. We also empower disadvantaged individuals, especially young ex-offenders though skill-building and education to promote confidence, wellbeing and community reintegration. We also utilise the profits from our honey sales to help alleviate poverty.

Teaching practical beekeeping to all ages of beginners and improvers. Organising educational trips and lectures for experienced members. Visiting local schools and organisations giving presentations on beekeeping.

In association with the Conservation Leadership Program*, the Trust awards an annual grant to teams of young conservationists internationally.*The CLP is a partnership of three of world's leading biodiversity conservation organisations: BirdLife International (UK), Fauna & Flora International (UK) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (USA).

To promote beekeeping and educate about beekeeping

We give grants to voluntary sector community groups to improve the services and facilities in the village of Grindleford and promote the conservation, protection, and improvement of the physical and natural environment, particularly by promoting sustainable transport in Grindleford and taking measures to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Gives charitable grants to students who are undertaking further education in rural land management and livestock auctioneering. Grants may be given in the form of money or books and equipment

Aims are the study and recording of the flora and fauna of Kent, promotion of nature conservation, and provision of a means of communication between naturalists in the county. This is carried out through programmes of outdoor and indoor meetings; publication of documents; appointment of recorders to act as referees for particular taxa; and support for appropriate activities by outside bodies.

Provide education, training and support for beekeepers & promote best practice in beekeeping.Support research into the best practice management of Honey Bees.Promote education in the importance of pollinating insects in the human food chain.Encourage the improvement, advancement and promotion of beekeeping.Discourage the importation and propagation of exotic subspecies of honey bee.

To advance the education of the public about the impact of war and the sacrifices made by all services people, in particular those made at the Normandy landings 6th June 1944. To further advance peace related education, protection of the natural environment andrecreation in the form of a community Peace Orchard for the residents of Coventry.