Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

'People & Wildlife in Harmony'We work in partnership with subsistence farmers in the Umfurudzi area of Zimbabwe, creating wildlife reserves on leased communal land. At the same time we lift their standards of living through education, health, infrastructure and employment.

Wildlife and environmental protection and conservation, advancement of education, relief of poverty sickness and distress, preservation and protection of good health, all within the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, Greater Mapungubwe Transfrontier Conservation Area (GMTFCA) and neighbouring communities.

SDNT is focused on three major areas of activity.1. We fund a specialist environmental contractor to work with landowners committed to restoring wildlife habitats. 2. We fund the same contractor to promote outdoor education in South Devon schools

We raise money for improvements to St Ann's Well Gardens, Hove, an historic public park with significant wildlife interest. We have provided public information/interpretation boards and written information about features of the Gardens..; We provide volunteers to work on projects in the Gardens and we put on community festivals and wildlife events for the benefit of the local community.

We are a wildlife and domestic rescue where we rehabilitate the sick and injured back into the wild, our sanctuary or forever homes. We educate people into biodiversity and the importance of the ecosystem with tours, talks and work experience in order to teach future generations the necessary need for wild animals and responsible domestication of non wild pets..

Rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, orphaned and injured wildlife.

Donations were received from parents. Fundraising activities included commission on photography sales, Book Week and Christmas Card/Tea towel designs. The Fund contributed to school trips to Chatham Historic Dockyard, Sevenoaks Wildlife Centre and Drusillas. The Fund also paid for visiting theatre groups, Lego/Architectural workshops, first aid training and other essential learning resources.

To care for all injured and orphaned wildlife in Gloucestershire band North Wiltshire. Education of the public to the needs of wildlife and visits with talks to schools and clubs in our area

In line with current professional guidance provided by The British Hedgehog Preservation Society and The Vale Wildlife and Rehabilitation Centre, who are considered to be at the forefront of hedgehog rehabilitation, the organisation provides care for sick, injured, and orphaned hedgehogs in the Gateshead area, this includes assessments, treatments, medications and vet bills.

Objectives: To promote the scientific investigation of the flora, fauna and physical features of the county of Yorkshire and to encourage their conservation by means of holding field meetings, collecting and sharing biological records and providing information through our publications.

To secure the preservation, protection and enhancement of Greenwich Park. To promote and maintain high standards of horticulture, arboriculture, wildlife, public amenities, planning, architecture. traffic management and policing in Greenwich Park. To educate the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture of Greenwich Park.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and to enhance the natural beauty and amenity of the Otterhead Estate. To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Otter head Estate and its flora and fauna.

Treating sick and injured wildlife and releasing back into the wild wherever possible.

Promote, for the public benefit, the conservation, protection, breeding, management and preservation of all species of vulture and other endangered birds of prey;, together with their varying habitats worldwide through but not exclusively by captive breeding programs and research into the breeding, habitat, health and conservation of vultures and other endangered species of birds of prey

Conservation of endangered species of wild cat and their habitat. Study of world populations. Maintenance of extensive library and web site for educational use of members and the public. Provision of speakers for lectures in schools, universities and associations. Study of factors affecting the survival of wild populations and the implications for the survival of all life on our fragile planet.

To promote the permanent preservation of the woodlands known as St Helens Park in the Borough of Hastings and the protection of its wildlife.

TO RESCUE AND PROVIDE VETERINARY ATTENTION FOR SICK, INJURED ABUSED AND NEGLECTED FARM ANIMALS AND PROVIDE THEM WITH A PERMANENT HOME.TO RESCUE INJURED BIRDS AND PROVIDE ADEQUATE VETERINARY ATTENTION UNTIL THEY CAN BE RELEASED INTO THEIR NATURAL HABITAT OR BECOME RESIDENT IN A SANCTUARY.

The charity exists for the relief of poverty, hardship and distress, the advancement of education, wildlife conservation, and the protection and promotion of good health among the inhabitants of Kenya, in particular among the Samburu community of the Kirimun/ North Laikipia area.

We are a small, experienced rescue service operating in Norfolk rescuing and rehabilitating wild and exotic animals. We are dedicated to providing the best possible treatment for any sick, injured and orphaned wildlife that come into our care, whether that means caring for it ourselves or transferring it onto another facility. We work closely with a network of other specialist organisations.

Friends of Handsworth Park organises activities in Handsworth Park for the benefit of local people, wildlife and plantlife. The charity ensures that the Park is well maintained and a safe place for people to use.

Donations to be made to charities. The emphasis being on charities supporting wildlife, young people and medical issues.

The Association is a wholly independent organisation dedicated to sustaining the traditional character of the New Forest, by:Preserving scenery, wildlife & wilderness quality. Resisting exploitation and over commercialisation by public/private bodies. Supporting commoning as the effective method of land management. Encouraging the restoration of ancient woodlands and mires

Providing a home for unwanted animals and birds and trying to rehome them if possible. Undertaking the development, enhancement and protection of the local flora and fauna. Community work through running an organic growing scheme.

The Friends of Gledhow Valley Woods aim to protect, enhance and conserve Gledhow Valley Woods. We want to make the woods the best they can be for wildlife with good access for all the users of the woods. We hold monthly action mornings to carry out tasks such as building and maintaining footpaths, wild flower meadow management, bulb planting and litter picking.

The Society promotes the study, recording and publishing of information concerning the wildlife of Suffolk, along with its geology and geomorphology. Each year the Society publishes two journals in addition to a newsletter. Its wildlife recorders regularly provide information to other similar organisations and conservation bodies within the county.