Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

Establishment of local treatment centre for swans and any other wildlife who are in need of care and attention

To treat and rehabilitate sick, injured and orphaned wild birds and animals with the sole intention of returning them to the wild.To conduct and supervise environmental studies and research into wildlife rehabilitation. All our research is non-invasive, with the welfare of the animals always our foremost priority.To deliver educational talks to schools and groups at local and national level.

The Trust operates a skippered community canal boat based in Islington, London for use by community groups, schools and local residents at affordable prices. On day or residential trips users experience the activity of a canal cruise, learn about local history, flora, fauna and ecology, supplement classroom learning, develop social skills living together, escape inner city life and much more.

N/a'an ku se Foundation works towards two aims: 1) To improve the lives of the San Community in Namibia by providing free eduction at our Clever Cubs School and free healthcare at our Lifeline Clinic, and 2) To protect and conserve vulnerable wildlife in Namibia through our Wildlife Sanctuary and Carnivore Conservation Research. Our UK charity raises funds for the people and wildlife of Namibia.

StrayKind, formerly known as Animal Care Trust (ACT), transforms the lives of suffering stray and wild animals in Taiwan, via a 24-hour rescue service providing emergency veterinary attention. Wildlife is released when healthy, if possible. All other animals are rehomed or given lifelong sanctuary at our sites. Most of our rescues involve dogs and other animals maimed by traps and snares.

The objects of the CIO are(1) To promote the conservation of wildlife for the public benefit, by undertaking such activities that support the Eurasian Curlew and other wader species and their habitats in the South Lakes and elsewhere.(2) To advance education, for the public benefit, in the conservation of wildlife.

Advancing the conservation of wildlife and wild places.

Conservation of wildlife habitats, birds, woodland etc. Preservation of historic buildings.

THE RESCUE AND REHABILITATION OF SICK AND INJURED WILDLIFE ACROSS NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of wild animals in Kent in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain facilities for the rescue, reception, care and treatment of such animals.

(1) the prevention or relief of poverty by providing grants and awards tocharities and/or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty; and(2) the advancement of animal welfare and the conservation and protection ofwildlife and natural habitats by providing grants and awards to charities and/orother organisations working in the field of wildlife protection.

Recycling in a Charity Shop, Social arena:,Memory Lane Cafe, Heritage Centre, Computers for Community,WI-FI access , Advisory services, Education and Training(subject to funding): training through Volunteering/Work experience. Luncheon Clubs, Genealogy Club Wildlife Club, Job Club, Room Hire, Guitar Club, Music Club & Music lessons,

To conserve and protect the wildlife and natural environment of Cromwell Bottom Local Nature Reserve and North Loop

Rescue, rehabilitation, release of seal seabirds and wildlife along the Norfolk coast line. Education and conservation.

Engaging local people, and young people in particular, in enhancing the natural beauty of the surroundings for the benefit of the community, the land and its wildlife, including conservation research and work, community events, education and recreation opportunities, volunteer groups, participation of local community, particularly young people, in decision making and practical development work.

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.

Conservation/preservation of the hedgehogs. Care and attention by providing a rescue, care and rehabilitation service for sick, injured, or orphaned hedgehogs with the aim of releasing such hedgehogs back into the wild wherever possible. Study of hedgehogs and in the care, methods of treatment, conservation and habitat of hedgehogs.

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.

The Pensychnant Foundation works with many local naturalists and wildlife organizations, to foster the public's appreciation and understanding of wildlife and wildlife conservation, and to record and safeguard the wildlife and natural beauty of Wales

Nuneaton and Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary provides rescue and rehabilitation to all wildlife. Our aim is to release as many casulaties back into the wild, but provide safe and loving homes for those who can't return to their natural habitat. We give talks to school and centres based in the community to educate people in our cause and the need to protect our wildlife.

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.

Making grants to charitable organisations to support communities, churches and wildlife in the Herefordshire area. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

Provide a parish hall with kitchen and stage for rental by anyone within the parish for the provision of meetings, lectures, classes and parties. There is also an enclosed, grassed field with a play area, wildlife garden and picnic tables.

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.