Environment Charities That specialise in Conservation and sustainability

Promoting sustainable development for public benefit in socially and economically disadvantaged coastal Peruvian communities by the conservation and the protection of the environment; the relief of poverty and the improvement of the conditions of life in these communities To advance the education of the public relating to sustainable development and the protection, enhancement of the environment

Charity's objects are to conserve wetland habitats, protect wetland wildlife, educate or sponsor research into wetlands or wetland wildlife through the awarding of grants.

Maintains a public open space for nature conservation.

West Park, Wolverhampton. The charities Objects: 1) To provide or assist in the provision of recreational facilities 2) To promote the conservation and protection of the physical and natural environment 3) To support the advancement of education to the general public, in particular, the study of environmental education, science, natural history, and geography of West Park and the surrounding area.

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in and around Forest Town

Unused sports field & dilapidated pavilion. Recent addition of off road parking affords opportunities for riverside picnics & recreation. [Fishing requires Rod licence and Dolwyddelan Fishing Association permit (Post Office - Dolwyddelan)]. Sports field is used for sheep grazing. Dogs must be under control at all times. Parental control of Children at riverside essential! No overnight parking.

Activities will revolve around collecting data, implementing conservation strategies and surveying expert and public opinion. Activities for all will include participation in different citizen science projects - for example contributing to the reporting of specific genera to help with current recent objectives or the monitoring of biodiversity in a specific area.

To advance the education and appreciation of the public in the natural history of the North West in all its aspects, the protection of the environment, the protection of flora and fauna and such other related subjects as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion from time to time determine.

The charitable activitis are those of the enhancement and improvement, maintenance and protection of the environment and landscape within the North West, for the benefit of the public.

We promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public by the preservation, conservation and the protection of the environment and the prudent use and protection of natural resources including fauna, flora, water, soils and air. We educate the public in subjects relating to sustainable development, the protection, enhancement and rehabilitation of the environment. Operating world-wide.

The Trust supports the mental & physical wellbeing of community members, vocational and recreational users of the valleys natural environment. Encouraging wildlife education and conservation projects with fellow charitable local partners, social events raising funds for fellow charities and underpinning community growth and cohesion at every step. Communal welfare of humans & environment

Conserving the natural environment of Tormarton Village Pond and providing limited access for the villagers and others to appreciate this peaceful setting.

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by such means that Directors think fit, including but not limited to greenhouse gasses by the creation, management and protection of woodland and also to advance the education of the public in such conservation, protection and improvement.

The Ealing Parks Foundation (EPF) was established in answer to the diminishing amount of public funding available for the enhancement of Ealing's parks & green spaces. By fundraising we will support communities use of parks, encourage volunteering, protect & enhance wildlife, heritage and biodiversity and through this have a positive influence on the well-being of the people of Ealing.

Newham Conservation Volunteers was founded in 1994 and undertakes practical environmental conservation activities to develop, conserve, protect and restore the natural resources, animal and plant life of the land, ponds and waterways in the London Borough of Newham and elsewhere in Greater London. These activities include conservation, tools training, wildflower meadow creation and tree planting.

YNET EXISTS TO PROMOTE, CONSERVE AND IMPROVE THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE CITY OF YORK AND THE IMMEDIATE SURROUNDING AREA. IT IS ALSO KEEN TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN ALL ASPECTS OF THAT AND TO CARRY OUT PROJECTS AND ANY OTHER WORK OF A PRACTICAL NATURE TO IMPROVE, ENHANCE AND CONSERVE THAT NATURAL ENVIRONMENT ALONG WITH ADVISING, CO-OPERATING AND REPRESENTING IT ON ANY ORGANIZATION.

Conservation of nature and wildlife at our reserves in Kent, including at Cooling, Isle of Grain, Iwade, Halling, Motney Hill and Westbere.

To maintain and improve the Millennium Green for the enjoyment of the general public. To improve the wildlife habitat to encourage more species to the area.

Woodland Preservation and RegenerationProtection of Wildlife and provision of wildlife habitat.

To promote for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment through establishing trees and woodland in the Greater Lincolnshire Area to promote biodiversity for the benefit of the natural environment, wider society and the local communities.

TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE AREAS OF KINMEL BAY AND TOWYN. TO PROVIDE FACILITIES IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THOSE LIVING IN OR WORKING IN OR RESORTING IN THE SAID AREAS.

To promote the conservation, preservation and protection for the benefit of the public of the Pygmy Hippo and other species in their natural environments.To advance the education of the public by promoting understanding and knowledge of the Pygmy Hippo and of other endangered species in their natural environment and their conservation, preservation and protection.

The SNCV carries out practical habitat management to improve and enhance areas of natural greenspace for local communities. Through our volunteer programme, people from a variety of backgrounds can gain practical work experience by learning new skills. Volunteers have the opportunity to meet new people, improve fitness as well as learning about wildlife conservation.

To promote and organise such activities as may be necessary for the preservation and improvement of the character and amenities of Bridgnorth, its riverside, and the town's rural surroundings including buildings, monuments, natural features and other features of historical, architectural or scenic interest.

Initially we will transform 6 acres of wetland and Alder carr into a nature reserve. We will fix fences, plant hedges and trees, survey for biodiversity and do pond dipping. We will excavate new ponds and remove invading scrub. We will acquire additional land to establish new nature reserves as opportunities arise.