Environment Charities That specialise in Conservation and sustainability

Beekeeping, collecting swarms for the public when reported. Educating the public and recruiting new beekeepers by attending local shows.

Support the relief of poverty in society, the advancement of health, conservation, protection and improvement of the physical natural environment. Support for the advancement of education particularly to those with special needs and those impoverished communities around the world.

We are a conservation charity set up to restore 76 hectares of woodland which form part of the Crown lands of the New Forest, known as Pondhead Inclosure near Lyndhurst, Hampshire. We operate under a 10 year license from the Forestry Commission and our aim is to improve the area's biodiversity and public enjoyment by management of the woodland with a team of conservation volunteers.

Friends of Ilkley Riverside Parks (FOIRP) work in partnership with Bradford Council. We plan Park improvements and seek to raise the necessary funding to achieve these improvements. In addition, FOIRP organise regular Work Parties throughout the year to ensure all the essential maintenance work required is carried out, where the Council no longer have the resources to ensure these are done.

Undertake such exclusively charitable objects or purposes in the United Kingdom or any other part of the world as Trustees in their absolute discretion think fit including but not limited to the advancement of education in any subjects which concern the built and natural environments or the theory of and practice of surveying in any of its aspects, in such ways as the Trustees think fit.

To promote beekeeping through education and training for the benefit of the environment and mankind because of the important role of bees in the production of food. Children/young people, people with disabilities and special needs and other charities/voluntary bodies are also beneficiaries.

THE PROMOTION OF HORTICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY AND IN PARTICULAR THOSE WHO LIVE IN OR VISIT RAINFORD BY THE PROVISION OF FLORAL DISPLAYS, SHRUBS AND LANDSCAPES IN PLACES VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC AND BY PROMOTION OF CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and enhancement of the physical and natural environment of Swythamley, Danebridge, Wincle.

To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the area known as Lenham and the surrounding area in the Parish of Lenham.To provide or assist in the provision of the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for those living or working in the Parish of Lenham.

We support low-income communities by planting super fruit trees for food security, economic empowerment, and environmental conservation. We learn from and work with the communities that we serve.

The Charity is based in London and promotes education and equality and diversity as well as the conservation of the natural environment. It is still in start-up mode but plans to undertake grant making activities, investment, possible partnership with other charities with similar objectives and the development of a detailed grant making policy.

To support the residents educational, mental, physical and social activities. Engage with local authorities, voluntary and other charitable organisations in a common effort to advance social welfare. To support conservation, biodiversity and the inprovement of the natural environment. Promote and support good citizenship, public engagement, quality of life and welfare of the residents.

Slow The Flow is a charity working to advance the education of the public in Natural Flood Management, Sustainable Drainage Systems and other renewable methods of managing the environment, including the exploration of alternative practices which safeguard the natural environment and its resources in a manner which best fits the specifics of a local geography.

Involved in district planning matters, Local Heritage List, heritage tree-planting, guided walks in summer.Monthly guest speakers on matters of local interest, during winter.Encouraging and enabling public engagement on matters of local planning and Sense of Place.Organise improvement initiatives: Beeston Street Art, Light Night, Design Awards, Skateboarding, and biodiversity in nature.

Run lecture programmes with topics covering beekeeping, bees, and other social insects.Publish some of these lectures as booklets.

To further exclusively charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion determine, in the UK or any part of the world, including but not limited to: the relief of poverty; the advancement of education; the preservation of natural environment. The purposes to be furthered by way of making grants to individuals in need and/or charities working to further such purposes.

We help to conserve maintain, preserve, repair and improve the churchyard, its buildings, its natural environment, its amenities and its accessibility and provide information and related events to all those who come to enjoy its unique location and heritage of Church Island of Menai Bridge. We also provide information to and social events for our members and the wider community.

The purpose of the Earth Community Trust is to:1. promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment with particular support for permaculture and biodynamic principles, and with a view to helping people connect with nature.2. advance the education of the public in the theory and practice of holistic living.

The charity has created a public park on a piece of derelict land in the market town of Malton. It is now open to the public daily, is used for public/community events, open air theatre & music and educational activities.

The charity looks to organise lettings for events ,raise money by fund raising and grant application .This funding is used to maintain the 34 acres the charity owns by way of land management, trees, grass cutting general repairs to boundary fences ,security gates ,footpaths and providing facilities for events to be placed on our fields

Biodiversity and Environmental Education Society (BEES) charity is offering the UK's first comprehensive nature guide training course. The course will be taught outdoors and online covering topics in natural and human sciences. We aim to open broadly to the adult public and minimise cost to participants. It will run initially in Suffolk and Norfolk, with accredited nature guide certification.

PACE Manningtree volunteers carry out environmental conservation actions and projects in the wider Manningtree area which tackle climate change and biodiversity loss such as tree planting, electric cargo bikes, community solar energy schemes, water quality work, wildlife gardening, allotments, local food initiatives. Volunteers run education activities and workshops in the local community, schools

The object of the Teazle Wood Trust CIO is to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of woodland known as Teazle Wood in Leatherhead, Surrey.

The society is the local amenity society for Southwick promoting good standards of planning, protection of the environment and local heritage, and public interest in these matters. It has a lease on the Manor Cottage which it runs as a local heritage centre.

The conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity and wildlife-friendly management of green spaces within the area of benefit; including the provision or assisting with the provision of any facilities that allow the public to better engage with these spaces.