Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

Introduced to the village as a new green space.Villagers have adopted the green as their own area for both formal and informal events.Planting of trees and hedges has been developed to encourage wildlife.Fund-raising activities have brought the community together and help focus the aims of the Trust.

Nature Wildlife Park.

To maintain the established nature reserve for the conservation of wildlife but in particular the wildlife of wetland habitats.

*Community-based conservation*Conservation projects*Activities that alleviate human-wildlife conflicts*Activities that encourage education for improved conservation

The Sorby Natural History Society is the Natural History society for the Sheffield City region, providing education, research and publications, including biological and geological recording of wildlife, habitats, rocks and landscapes. Operates mostly in Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and the Peak District.

The conservation and enhancement of the beauty and character of Mendip and the surrounding area with particular regard to landscape, wildlife habitat, archaeological, historical and natural features.

Encourages wildlife recording in Leicestershire and RutlandPromotes interest in, and awareness of, local wildlife and wild places

Support to The Woodland Trust. Support to Cornwall Wildlife Trust.

Conservation and promotion of wildlife in the woods while improving usability for local people and schools. Bug hunts, Treasure Hunts, Easter Egg Hunts, Wassailing Event, Celebration Events, Fashion Shows, Race Nights. Manage local woodland and paths for use and enjoyment of local people. Environmental studies for local schools.

In association with the Conservation Leadership Program*, the Trust awards an annual grant to teams of young conservationists internationally.*The CLP is a partnership of three of world's leading biodiversity conservation organisations: BirdLife International (UK), Fauna & Flora International (UK) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (USA).

To protect tiger and other Indian wild life and conserve Indian forests and assist in conservation of environment

Activities associated with the management of Fleet Pond nature reserve and SSSI. Active volunteer management, quarterly newsletter, guide leaflets, talks and guided walks aimed at improving awareness and protection of the nature reserves wildlife. Educational visits for local community groups and for schools and youth groups. Corporate team building management tasks for local companies.

Aims are the study and recording of the flora and fauna of Kent, promotion of nature conservation, and provision of a means of communication between naturalists in the county. This is carried out through programmes of outdoor and indoor meetings; publication of documents; appointment of recorders to act as referees for particular taxa; and support for appropriate activities by outside bodies.

Provides volunteers to carry out maintenance and development activities in Cotgrave Country Park.Organises educational/informational activities related to the environment, flora and fauna of the park.Wardens are recruited from the group membership and supported by the group.Raises funds to provide things that enhance the park, eg signage, plants, trees.

The advancement of the education of the public in the culture, local history, arts,flora,fauna, geographic and historic features of Dartmoor and neighbouring areas by the provision of lectures, published research and organised excursions and by providing advice, information and support on the preservation of the unique features of the area and its landscape.

To rescue and rehabilitate wild animals. Also to provide the public with information on the care of the environment and wild animals

Hedgepigs & Hoglets Rescue is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured or orphaned native hedgehogs & small wild mammals back to their natural environment. We carry out actions to conserve habitats & engage children and communities with the 5 pathways of nature connection play and awareness raising activities. We work with wildlife organisations & vets

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the River Marden and its tributaries, from its source to its confluence with the River Avon, together with the surrounding habitats, and wildlife of its catchment basin, and to educate the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and history of the valley.

We give grants for the following: Prevention and relief of poverty through grants to uk charities working many in the 3rd World.Environmental protection and improvement of flora and fauna through grants to uk charities working in the 3rd World. We support horticulture in the uk. Advancement of education mainly for adults in the 3rd World. d) relief in need for x members of UK armed forces.

fund raising to keep the community hall running for local activities such as short mat bowls, badminton, table tennis, art class, hiring out for events such as the odd wedding, harvest suppers, garden club meeting, village history society west somerset wildlife trust

BBA is a volunteer-led organisation based on Clapham Common, formed to promote environmental sustainability, food growing and the support of wildlife. BBA has three growing spaces including a large community garden with a field kitchen. These provide people with an opportunity to get outdoors to learn, share and practise horticultural skills, meet people and be at one with the natural world.

education, providing advice, practical conservation, and protecting wildlife in and around Ipswich

1. Create and improve habitats within the village of Swanwick, Swanwick parish council boundary, in Derbyshire and the immediate surrounding area, neighbouring villages and towns, Ripley, Alfreton, Pentrich, Leabrooks, Riddings, Somercotes, for biodiversity. 2. Engage residents of Swanwick with nature and provide educational opportunities about local and national ecology.

The charity runs a care farm, which also produces educational benefits to the community and enhances habitats for local wildlife.

The Charity is very small and can only support selected worthy causes targeted and holding prior approval by the Trustees in the areas of medical research, health and well-being, and to animal, wildlife and environmental concerns and those who find themselves in particular hardship. The Trust regrets it cannot make other arbitrary donations however deserving.