Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

We hold events throughout the year to educate and encourage local people to protect and enhancebiodiversity across the Ascot area, starting in their own gardens. We encourage people to record what is living around the Ascot area via our website and through specificemail appeals.

To build, then maintain a community garden in Rhos, providing individual and communal gardening plots as well as a community are, public space and wildlife area

The Charity provides a Sensory Garden for all the people of Trowbridge and its visitors. Its aim is to help with mental wellbeing and the preservation of the garden's important local heritage. It gives opportunities to learn new skills associated with working as part of a garden group that nurtures a love of plants, wildlife and the environment.

It is a wildlife memorial garden in the village of Escrick, North Yorkshire commemorating the life of Queen Elizabeth 11. Residents have been involved in creating, designing, planting and maintaining this garden.

The acquisition and preservation of areas of countryside as a habitat and sanctuary for plant and wildlife and the stimulation and encouragement of interest by the public in the foregoing.

WE ARE INSTALLING OUTDOOR GYM EQUIPMENT FOR TEENAGERS AND SENIOR CITIZENS TO ENJOY KEEPING FIT WHILST THE YOUNGER CHILDREN CAN PLAY ON THE SWINGS,FUN-TRAIL AND OTHER PLAY EQUIPMENT WHICH WE ARE HAVING INSTALLED. THERE WILL ALSO BE A WILD-LIFE AREA. THIS WILL ALL BE IN AN ALLOTMENT WHICH HAS NOT BEEN USED FOR MANY YEARS.

The Fund improves conservation by bringing further environmental education to local people. By engaging the local community the destruction of natural habitat and scourge of poaching can be ended.Presently the Fund operates only in Zambia, Zambia has some of Africa's great wilderness areas and is possibly the last best chance to preserve wildlife in as natural an environment as possible.

CONVERTED A DERELICT OLD SCHOOL {DEMOLISHED} INTO A GREEN AREA FOR USE OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. LARGE GRASS AREA PLUS PLANTING OF SHRUBS ,BUSHES AND TREES. CONTINUING MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SITE. CURRENTLY WORKING to improve the bio diversity of the site and establish it as a wildlife garden and important community rescource.

Upkeep and maintenance of the historic non-conformist burial ground known as Zion Graveyard in Attercliffe, Sheffield. Gardening and nurturing of wildlife, access improvements and preservation of the memorials. Also to inform and educate children and adults about the significance of the site, the area and those buried there, especially anti-slavery campaigner and philanthropist Mary Anne Rawson.

Conservation and wildlife

BrueCREW's aim is to restore the natural balance of Bruton's stretch of the river Brue as a haven for wildlife, and to promote our riverside as somewhere relaxing to spend time with nature. We will work to connect Bruton's historic town centre with footpaths upstream and downstream to enhance the river that gave Bruton its name, for the enjoyment of everyone who lives in or visits our town.

Support to museums services

The Okement Rivers Improvement Group (ORIG) is a voluntary organisation which undertakes activities to conserve the wildlife and amenity value of the two rivers. East and West Okement rivers. Environmental/Heritage projects include reinstatement of weir to help migratory fish. Partnerships with environment agency and West Country Rivers Trust. The public assist with river corridor litter pick ups.

The Queen Elizabeth Parks Project is dedicated to giving people the opportunity to become involved in conservation of the wildlife and supporting Rangers who work in protected areas. Our work focusses upon the Queen Elizabeth Country, UK and the Queen Elizabeth National Uganda, but is not exclusive to these sites.

Working in Retford and the surrounding area, we work to conserve and preserve the hedgehog species by:a) providing first aid, treatment, and rehabilitation to sick, injured or orphaned hedgehogs with the aim of releasing them back into the wild wherever possibleb) educating the public about the care, conservation and habitat of hedgehogs.

For the public benefit of the people in the community of Flora Tristan in Peru, and its surrounding areas. To relieve poverty, in particular by advancing education through a range of educational programmes and school support. To preserve, protect and improve health, in particular by providing medical and dental checks, basic hygiene and health awareness classes.

Promotion of research into agricultural, environmental, ecological and silvicultural activities and the promotion of conservation of flora and fauna in their natural state for public benefit.

Promoting and supporting the study, conservation and propagation of native English species of flora and fauna. Supporting habitat conservation and development as well as more general initiatives to protect the natural environment.

Manage a community green space & promote community spirit.The grass and the trees on the park are maintained for people and wildlife.Children play games and sports on the park, mostly these are informal helping socialisation.There are a series of social activities organised which local people attend.The informal play and the organised activities all help in building a community.

Conservation and protection of the natural environment and wildlife on sites of special importance in North West Slough on sites which together form the Burnham Grove Nature Reserve.

Nature conservation, protection, recording; studying local flora an d fauna around Upper and Lower Froyle in Hampshire.

MAINTENANCE OF BREEDING UNITS OF RARE AND ENDANGERED ANIMALS ENCOURAGING EDUCATION BY WAY OF WORK PLACEMENT WITH LOCAL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND OTHER VOLUNTEERS

Wildlife conservation and enhacement of habitats in the Penwortham area.Regular Work Parties.Monthly meetings: wildlife presentations and visits to watch wildlife.Wildlife presentations to Schools and Youth Organisations.

Working with local land owners and the community to improve wildlife habitat and increase biodiversity. Educate and engage with the public to increase appreciation of the natural world and the part we can all play in protecting it. Improving safe and accessible spaces for the enjoyment and appreciation of nature.

Charity's objects are to conserve wetland habitats, protect wetland wildlife, educate or sponsor research into wetlands or wetland wildlife through the awarding of grants.