Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

To promote and undertake the restoration to a navigable standard and on a sustainable basis the historic former waterways that link Maidenhead to the River Thames, for the purpose of enhancing and making accessible the restored waterside environment for the benefit of the general public, wildlife and river users alike.

Reception points @ Frinton, Essex for sick/injured/orphaned hedgehogs needing rescue/repair/release. Repatriating them to their natural/appropriate habitat. Promote humane behaviour towards animals, providing appropriate care, treatment and security for hedgehogs needing help. Educate public in matters pertaining to animal welfare and prevention of cruelty/suffering among animals.

The object of CSL UK is to support the Zambian NGO, Conservation South Luangwa which works to protect the wildlife and habitats of the South Luangwa Ecosystem.CSL UK acts as means for UK tax payers to contribute to the activities of CSL in Zambia in a tax efficient manner. All monies raised, after minor necessary expenses, are contributed as grants to CSL

Ware U3A, has over 70 groups ranging from Bowls, Outings, Churches, Tai Chi, theatre, tennis, wildlife, to handicrafts, walking, ambling, singing and so many more interest groups.

The charity is working to make Macclesfield a greener, more biodiverse and resilient place that is good for wildlife and people.

Activities are to conserve, protect and improve Primrose Lodge, and the streams/watercourses of the Mearley Brook catchment for the advancement of environmental protection/improvement for the benefit of the public and its recreational use. Also to advance the education and understanding of its flaura/fauna and biodiversity, and the need for/benefits of its conservation/protection.

Mara Elephant Project UK (MEP UK) is committed to supporting the conservation efforts in the Greater Mara Ecosystem. Through fundraising and building partnerships, our mission is to provide critical resources and support efforts to protect and preserve the African elephant population and their habitat, while also promoting the sustainability and well-being of local communities.

The Buckenham Ancient Woodland Trust has purchased the central portion of Buckenham Woods off Wood Lane, Strumpshaw. Working with the neighbouring natural areas and woodland owners, we intend to protect and manage the woodland to allow wildlife to thrive and ensuring that our local community continues to benefit from this ancient green space for many generations to come.

Promote & advance the conservation of amphibians & reptiles, advance the education of the public of herpetofaunal nature reserves, execute, promote, support & publish research relevant to species and habitat conservation, such other purposes in England & Wales as the trustees see fit. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

The Friends of Kennington Park work with Lambeth Council and local people to make the park the best it can be. We promote the development and improvement of facilities for recreation and leisure. We raise awareness of the park's important heritage and of its trees, plants and wildlife to help encourage interest and conservation. We hold regular events and work in partnership with local groups.

Help a Hedgehog Hospital runs a rescue and rehabilitation programme for the native wild hedgehog within the county of Gloucestershire. Our education programme offers talks to schools, clubs and groups throughout the county and we provide information on hedgehog welfare, habitat and conservation to people in all geographical areas through the use of our website, supporters group and social media.

To preserve and maintain the historic natural space of Lettsom Gardens. To conserve the flora and fauna of this woodland environment. To provide an amenity and educational experience for the local community and to arrange community events to enhance the enjoyment of the gardens as a local institution.

Management of Boundary Brook Nature Reserve

The key roles of the society involve monitoring, recording and protecting the avifauna of Derbyshire as well as working with other organisations towards protecting birds (and other wildlife) and the habitats that they require.

Promoting the permanent preservation for the benefit of the public generally and especially the inhabitants of the County of Suffolk of nature reserves of beauty, historic and ecological interest and scientific importance, in particularly, the natural flora of the County of Suffolk.

Maintaining wildlife reserves and public amenities in and around Cleeve Prior, Worcestershire.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIGS, PROCESSING FINDS & PUBLISHING REPORTS ON HISTORIC SITES ON FOULNESS. PROMOTING CONSERVATION WORK, MONITORING WILDLIFE & PUBLISHING REPORTS. PROVIDING INFORMATION AND HELP TO PEOPLE STUDYING THE HISTORY OF FOULNESS, ESPECIALLY FAMILY HISTORY. THROUGH GUIDED TOURS AND OUR HERITAGE CENTRE, EDUCATING & ENTERTAINING PEOPLE ABOUT FOULNESS. PROVIDING A DROP IN CENTRE.

The Saltburn Valleys CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) promotes the conservation, protection and improvement of the land, gardens, woodlands, walkways, play areas, waterways, wildlife and natural environment, historic monuments and properties in the Saltburn Valleys.

The Dylan Rich Legacy provides funding for charitable projects providing (a) access to sport for young people in Nottinghamshire and (b) wildlife conservation and local employment in Kenya.

The Friends of Childs Hill Park exists to conserve and protect the environment of the park, to educate park users about local plants and wildlife and develop space for play and recreation. Our volunteer group meets regularly to maintain and plant our flower beds; we raise grants to improve the diversity of planting, install interpretation boards and a tree trail for educational purposes.

1. Promotion of the study of all branches of natural history and all matters relating to the conservation of flora, fauna, habitats and geological features in Hertfordshire. In particular to record and monitor the occurrence,distribution and status all forms of wildlife and how this changes over time and to publish the results.2. Encourage participation in these activities

The Carl Lewis Foundation is a fundraising charity, to provide funding to medical facilities treating and undertaking research into cancer; to provide assistance to persons suffering from cancer, and their families and carers; to advance the maintenance, conservation and protection of places of natural beauty and wildlife and its habitats.

Charitable trust set up by Enid Spurgin in support of disabled persons, wildlife, disadvantaged younger generation, CPRE and the Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital in Alton

A grant making charitable trust predominantly, but not exclusively, supporting causes concerned with natural history and wildlife

To preserve and enhance open green spaces in the Stroud valleys and surrounding area for the benefit of people and wildlife