Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

Monitoring of bird populations and publishing the results, providing opportunities to witness and learn about bird migration, providing access to facilities and land to the general public for the study and enjoyment of the natural world, managing natural habitat to the benefit of birds and other wildlife.

The conservation and protection of the Cross River Gorilla and its rainforest environment by: - working with organisations active in conservation, education and development; - scientific research activity on the flora and fauna of the rainforest ecosystem, - the relief of poverty in displaced local communities; - education in the conservation of the biodiversity of rainforests.

To promote the preservation, conservation and protection of East Africa's wildlife and natural heritage, and to advance, for the benefit of the public, education in the principles and practices of conservation.

We are a small , family run, wildlife charity, looking after, Injured, Orphaned and abandoned wildlife, covering East and West Sussex. We also offer advice on wildlife and educate schools and local youth groups within the area on wildlife.

Grants to registered Charities supporting Wildlife and their enviroment in the United Kingdom

The Trust supports the management of 25 km of access trails within the 2,600 acres of Natural Resources Wales coastal forestry at Pembrey, Carmarthenshire and carries out habitat work to support rare and locally endangered species of flora and fauna.0001

Conservation, flora and fauna recording, wildlife lectures, visitor centre, local fairs and nature walks.

Contributes to poverty reduction in Africa, by providing grants and services to local communities, charities & other organisations working on education, healthcare, water and livelihood initiatives in wildlife areas, hence also having a conservation impact.The High Five Club raises funds to carry out its charitable work through individual & corporate membership, fund-raising events & donations.

The Mendip Nature Research Committee, is a self-governing body. Its objectives are to advance education by the study and research of the flora, fauna, geology, archaeology, speleology and allied sciences principally on Mendip, and to pursue other activities outside the scientific sphere, as may be determined and promoted by the MNRC.

To encourage interest in local flora and fauna and social and industrial history.To maintain and operate a museum, library and lecture programme to support this.

Preservation and protection of downland to preserve and protect flora and wildlife and to allow residents of Graffham and others free access on foot to open downland.

Day to day management of small woodlands of which one has public access. Sales of products resulting from the management including woodfuel, green craft products and honey. Tree planting and wild flower cultivation within woodlands. Providing facilities to encourage wildlife and biodiversity development, eg nesting boxes, clear areas of invasive species and litter pick as required.

Our aim is to specialise in the rescue of sick, injured and orphaned Wildlife. our aim is to nurse them back to health then release them back to the wild.We also specialise in the rescue of Chihuahuas and Chinese other small breed dogs. We take in these 'unwanted' pets and place them in foster homes until a permanent home can be found for them. We do not use kennels

Bramford Open Spaces Ltd is a Charitable Company which has been set up to manage open spaces in and around the Village of Bramford, Suffolk, UK for the benefit of all. The main purpose is to conserve, maintain and improve the Bramford North and South Meadows calling upon the expertise of Suffolk Wildlife Trust, RSPB, Gipping Trust, and others.

To promote for the public benefit, the preservation of the native red squirrel population in their natural habitat within Brampton & District areas and protect them from extinction, conduct research concerning their conservation and their endangered status & advance the education of the general public in the subject of red squirrel conservation.

The charity's objectives are the conservation and enhancement of the natural beauty, landscape, wildlife and historic value of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It awards grants to projects carried out by individuals and groups whose activities support these objectives. It is also concerned to advance understanding and awareness of the environmental value of the AONB.

Siren works to promote conservation of wildlife and human well-being through wildlife rescue, education and in situ conservation. We create educational materials, activities, talks and experiences which are scientifically cutting edge and artistically gorgeous. We aim to engage people in human activities affecting wildlife such that they know what is at stake and what they can do to help.

The Friends are instrumental in preserving a unique natural habitat that has developed from an area that formerly provided employment and prosperity for the town of St Ives for centuries.It achieves this by providing finance and support to enhance access, habitat management, species monitoring, infrastructure improvement, publicity and education on the Island

Our main purposes are:To relieve the suffering and distress of hedgehogs in need of care and attention, and in particular by the provision of a rescue, treatment and rehabilitation service for abandoned, neglected or injured hedgehogs.To advance the education of the public into the care, methods of treatment, conservation and habitat of hedgehogs.

Administer and maintain the pasture for grazing and public right of way, The Woodland area for recreation and amenity,also to preserve the enviroment for wildlife. The Play area is let to Stafford Borough Council as public open space

Reviewing planning applications and making recommendations to the Borough of Barnet. Monitoring the local environment - trees, plants, open spaces, wildlife against damage and encroachment. Informing local schools on conservation and the environment. Informative talks to members. Maintaining society and local history archives.

The Animal Protection Agency Foundation carries out research into the impacts of the wildlife trade on individual animals, biodiversity and the natural environment, as well as the risks of infectious disease transmission between wildlife and people. The Foundation conducts awareness raising programmes on all issues concerning the trade in wild animals as pets.

A co-ordinated programme of conservation management of the site by volunteers, contractors and Essex Wildlife Trust staff to meet Natural England requirements for restoration of valuable heathland with SSSI status.Regular Wildlife Discovery educational activities are offered for both children and adults in the local community. Weekly Health Walks are led by trained volunteers.

Animal Saviours is a U.K. based charity that aims to help protect and preserve endangered wildlife by educating people and providing aid to those who rescue, rehabilitate and release such animals, both in the UK and globally.

Ogston Bird Club studies, records and reports on the bird life on and around Ogston Reservoir, this is known as the recording area.The club has three hides for the members use.We manage a small nature reserve which is nearby. This reserve has a wide range of flora and fauna including butterflies and dragonflies along with small mammals.Please refer to our website.