Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

The charity aims to conserve, protect and improve the physical and natural environment of the Villa Farm Quarry/Cockaynes Wood site for the benefit of the public. Specific activities include open days, wildlife events, conservation work parties, and improvements to public access, including the installation of a footbridge and renewal of boardwalks.

Advancement of education by the promotion for the public benefit of research in the field of wild fauna and/or flora of the United Kingdom or of any other country or countries (provided that the useful results of such research shall be disseminated)

The purpose of the charity is to relieve the suffering of sick, injured and orphan wildlife and wherever possible to rehabilitate back to the natural habitat .The charity is also dedicated to the public benefit by the provision of education, welfare and rehabilitation of wildlife to relieve the suffering of wildlife and to encourage respect and tolerance in order to promote ethical conservation.

The object of the "Friends of Margravine Cemetery' is to promote for the public benefit, aspects relating to the conservation of the flora, fauna, monuments, buildings and burial records, of the Margravine Hammersmith Cemetery in London, and the introduction of improvements to the cemetery and its management, so long as they are compatible with the conservation of nature".

It is the objective of the Trust to uphold the terms of the Conveyance of Miss Mary Eliza Corbett and to ensure that Ynysymaengwyn remains perpetually accessible to the public to enjoy as an place of natural beauty. The Trust works hard to preserve the tranquility of the woodland environment for the enjoyment and well being of the public and to safeguard the flora, fauna and wildlife of the area.

1. The care and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned and abandoned hedgehogs.2. To advance the education of the public in the study of hedgehogs and in the care, methods of treatment, conservation and habitat of hedgehogs.

1)TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFITOF THE PUBLIC THE PROTECTION OF WILD LIFE IN PARTICULAR OF OWLS IN THE LANCASHIRE OR WHERE EVER HELP IS NEEDED.2)TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE STUDY OF OWLSTHEIR HABITAT AND CONSERVATION

The charity gives grants to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment for the benefit of endangered or threatened species.

We have converted an 10-acre site into a public park, with a wildlife area, wildflower meadow, picnic area and play area. There is also a community orchard and allotment, and on-site parking. There is a wildlife area, and many individuals and families use the park for exercise and relaxation. We put on a number of activities, such as an Easter Egg Hunt and an Apples and Pears Day in the autumn.

Manages country wildlife site with public access

The charity has wide grant making powers and the trustees meet annually to discuss deserving causes. Applications from all registered charities are considered but, in particular, the trustees look to make grants to charities supporting the homeless and sick, as well as poorly treated animals and wildlife.

The trust's purpose is to create and maintain Allington Millennium Green, which includes 'natural' areas where people can enjoy Nature and wildlife at first hand. It is intended to be a semi-wild area, where visitors can simply walk and sit, with no provision for formal recreation of any kind. There is a huge diversity of wild plants on the Green, and it is the richest habitat in this area.

Supports the advancement of education and knowledge about wildlife, flora and fauna, in part by its preservation, in South America.

Maintain and improve the environment of the axe, yarty and lim catchments, specifically the landscape, wildlife and buildings, in a sustainable manner. To provide volunteers to undertake practical tasks. To monitor planning and development proposals in the area and to respond appropriately.

Holds regular lectures in natural history subjects; practical conservation work parties; monitors and records local wildlife; monitors potential effect of local planning applications on wildlife; supports the work of Essex Wildlife Trust.

The creation and maintenance of a more useable public open space. Volunteers of the trust work all year to maintain various aspects of the meadow and in particular the indigenous wildlife and fauna. The aim of the trustees is to provide a safe and comfortable environment in which to relax.

Amara Conservation (UK) Trust is devoted to Conservation thru Education. We work in Kenya with our unique education program starting from showing environmental education films in local languages, carrying out community meetings and forums and assisting communities with capacity building once they decide for change. Goal: protect wildlife and wild habitats by helping communities in conflict areas

The preservation of the fabric of the weirs and riverside at Ludlow provides access to the public for recreational purposes and preserves habitat for wildlife and provides other environmental benefits.

The Organisation intends to make unsolicited grants to other UK charities, international and local non-governmental organisations (NGO) which promote and advance the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife and the natural world with a particular focus on threatened and underfunded regions and species. Only unsolicited grants will be made.

Veterans for Wildlife is an international charity committed to the protection of wildlife and the world's critically endangered species. By deploying highly-skilled and experienced former service personnel, Veterans for Wildlife aims to play a key role in conservation and the prevention of wildlife crime.

The mission of MWT is to protect Malawi?s wildlife and safeguard its natural habitats. We aim to do this through 2 approaches;1 - Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Malawi. 2 - Advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Preservation of locally and nationally important heritage fruit trees. Creating a biodiverse habitat where nature can thrive. Traditional events related to fruit trees and their products (Wassail, Blossom Day, Apple Day). Connecting people to their environment building engagement with nature.

To involve and educate the public in Britain about1) nature conservation in Israel2) to promote educational activities and scientific study of the wildlife , flora, fauna , water , soils and natural resources of Israel/The Holy Land3) help preserve sites of special historical and scientific significance in Israel

Worth Wild Africa UK is a fund to provide field equipment to projects monitoring, studying and conserving African wildlife and help build positive relations with local people.

Maintenance and management of the Millennium Green for the benefit of the whole community of the Sandford area in order that it remains an attractive place to take exercise, meet others, pursue leisure activities and enjoy nature and wildlife; and to hold community events.