Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

Maple Lodge Conservation Society was founded in 1983 with the objective of ensuring that Maple Lodge Nature Reserve continues to provide a safe habitat for wildlife and a pleasant and interesting place for people to visit.The Society has continued to develop and improve the Reserve with a careful management plan and in partnership with the owners, Thames Water.

We own Ewyas Harold Common Herefordshire and manage it to provide amenity space for the local community, maintain & improve the habitat for wildlife and support grazing. We work with local volunteers and those with registered rights and advance education on conservation.

We promote the conservation, protection and understanding of badgers, their setts and habitats in Oxfordshire and elsewhere. Activities include recording badger setts/ sightings and reporting wildlife crime. We provide a badger rescue service. We liaise with professionals, the public to resolve badger issues. We train volunteers and offer education. We own and manage a small ancient wood.

TO CONSERVE, RESTORE AND RE-ESTABLISH NATIVE TREES, PLANTS AND ALL TYPES OF WILDLIFE BY PROVISION OF A COMMUNITY WOODLAND AREA IN TARVIN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE AND WITH THE VIEW TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

The Foundation's objective is the relief of sickness and the promotion of health in children and former members of the armed forces who are mentally or physically disabled. The ultimate goal is to build a unique property for providing or assisting in the provision of respite holidays at Habitat First Group sites.

Wildlife conservation & the burial of humans in nature reserves.

Our object is to promote the conservation of the natural environment and wildlife of Malawi for the public benefit by providing grant funding for the Blantyre Branch of the Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi (BWESM) and by raising public awareness of its work.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and restoration of the wildlife and wildlife habitats of Otley and surrounding area, in addition to progressing Otley's nature recovery plan.To advance the education and appreciation of the public regarding the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

The main object of the charity is to establish, support and maintain special protection areas for the conservation and control of wildlife and their habitat. It is also concerned with wildlife educational studies, the promotion of conservation and associated research both in the UK and abroad.

We take care of animals, wildlife, nature and people. From looking after animals who have nobody, maintaining safe spaces for wildlife to flourish, creating habitats for the reintroduction of endangered wildlife to connecting people with the natural world.We work towards reharmonising people with the outdoors and encouraging respect for natural surroundings.

Rescue/rehabilitate sick and injured wildlife and return them to their home territory. To respond/ take action to ensure the welfare of all animals in need brought to our attention . To accept casualities if member of the public or vet practice is able to bring them to us as we no longer have funds to replace or operate an ambulance.Tell young people & other groups how to protect wildlife.

Little Foxes continues to provide the best care we can for all the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife that comes our way. We have updated and improved our outside runs and hope to be able in due course to purchase a small piece of land for our own use. We are looking at ways to increase our income in these costly times

To promote and advance the education of the public in natural history and the conservation of Flora and Fauna on Deeside and the surrounding areas.

The primary objective of the trust is to hold and utilise the trust fund for the provision and maintenance of Derrington Millennium Green for the benefit of the inhabitants of Derrington. The property is used for informal recreation, a meeting area or place for community events. A significant part of the Green's management is to encourage wildlife by leaving some areas in a more natural state.

The Society's purpose is to publish learned works on natural history, with special but not exclusive relevance to the British flora and fauna, which might not otherwise be published as considered not to be commercially viable.

Run by a small group of unpaid volunteers, Hwange Conservation Society UK raises funds for Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. Working in collaboration with similar charities in Zimbabwe, we provide funds and equipment to help protect the Park's wildlife and improve its infrastructure.

Activities and events take place in a large woodland - wildlife observation,camping,bushcraft,exhibitions,concerts and christian seminars.

Promoting for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural enviroment. Educating children adults on how we can improve our own physical and mental wellbeing by being in the outside world. Blackburns Farm educates people of all ages on how they can improved BNG, whilst also improving their own mental health and wellbeing.

OPERATE A RESCUE AND REHABILITATION OPERATION FOR INJURED & SICK BADGERS. ADVISE INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS ON ISSUES OF BADGERS, THEIR HABITAT AND THE LAW. INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE BADGER AND ITS HABITAT THROUGH MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS AND ATTENDING COUNTRY AND WILDLIFE SHOWS AND SLIDE/TALK PRESENTATIONS TO LOCAL GROUPS.

Our objectives are the restoration, preservation, conservation and improvement of Dulwich Park as a public facility of historic and ecological interest, preserving the features, conserving the natural parkland and wildlife sanctuary and enhancing the whole Park and the use of it for the relaxation, leisure and tranquility of the public and to stimulate the interest of the public in the Park

PACE Manningtree volunteers carry out environmental conservation actions and projects in the wider Manningtree area which tackle climate change and biodiversity loss such as tree planting, electric cargo bikes, community solar energy schemes, water quality work, wildlife gardening, allotments, local food initiatives. Volunteers run education activities and workshops in the local community, schools

Our main activity is the help the Essex Ranger Service to carry out conservation tasks. We are also involved in carrying out wildlife surveys. These include butterflies, newts, dragonflies, bats and wild flowers to name a few.We also work with Essex County Council on the Parish Paths Partnership (P3). Here we ensure PROW are well signed and accessible to the public.

The conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity and wildlife-friendly management of green spaces within the area of benefit; including the provision or assisting with the provision of any facilities that allow the public to better engage with these spaces.

Our purpose is promote the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and recognised endangered species by supporting conservation projects and programmes that protect wild flora and fauna and foster responsible stewardship of the planet and its species to promote sustainable living and peace.

In the operative area: to advance public education in ornithology and related matters; to promote the recording, research and study of birds and other wildlife; to support and encourage the preservation, conservation and study of wild birds and places of ornithological interest; to protect these from injury, ill-treatment or destruction; to collate, maintain and publish recorded results.