Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

We have been tidying up the cemetery and resetting some of the headstones and arranging with the local High School to create a memorial garden and wildlife garden and they are going to photograph and record the monumental inscriptions (MIs).

Supporting in-situ wildlife conservation activities of evolutionarily distinct and genetiacally endangered species.

The encouragement and support Longhirst Parish residents to be involved in the maintenance and improvement the local environment and encouraging this community to develop ideas for supporting and extending the range of wildlife and natural habitats in and around Longhirst.

To advance the education and appreciation of the public in the natural history of the North West in all its aspects, the protection of the environment, the protection of flora and fauna and such other related subjects as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion from time to time determine.

We promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public by the preservation, conservation and the protection of the environment and the prudent use and protection of natural resources including fauna, flora, water, soils and air. We educate the public in subjects relating to sustainable development, the protection, enhancement and rehabilitation of the environment. Operating world-wide.

Maintain a forest garden for the benefit of the community. Use organic principles to encourage wildlife and environmental diversity. Provide educational and leisure opportunities for the visitors to the forest garden.

The Trust supports the mental & physical wellbeing of community members, vocational and recreational users of the valleys natural environment. Encouraging wildlife education and conservation projects with fellow charitable local partners, social events raising funds for fellow charities and underpinning community growth and cohesion at every step. Communal welfare of humans & environment

Supporting the work of wildlife rescue projects in developing countries.Showing how we can all live in harmony with the natural world.

community & conservation wildlife group/nature reserve

Raise awareness of the importance of the natural world on our lives, how we are connected to it and that by taking action to protect it will help ensure our future health, wellbeing and food security. Pilot the Nature Citizen Community Project (In Suffolk)to bring a Community together with a shared purpose of creating their own Nature Spaces collectively building a Nature Network to help wildlife.

The Ealing Parks Foundation (EPF) was established in answer to the diminishing amount of public funding available for the enhancement of Ealing's parks & green spaces. By fundraising we will support communities use of parks, encourage volunteering, protect & enhance wildlife, heritage and biodiversity and through this have a positive influence on the well-being of the people of Ealing.

The Trust supports Southern African communities efforts to exercise their rights and improve their livelihoods by promoting greater global, regional and national commitment and action towards policy, market and legal reforms that secure their rights to own, control and benefit from natural resources, especially land, wildlife, forests and water.

MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF KENNYLANDS MILLENNIUM GREEN. THIS IS AN OPEN SPACE WITH PATHS AND SEATS FOR WALKERS AND A GRASSED AREA FOR PICNICS AND INFORMAL RECREACTION. AN AREA HAS BEEN SET ASIDE FOR WILDLIFE AND A SPINNEY HAS BEEN PLANTED ASTRIDE SOME OF THE PATHS; IT CONTAINS MANY DIFFERENT SPECIES OF TREES TO STIMULATE INTEREST.

PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF ALL ASPECTS OF EDUCATION, PARTICULARLY WITH REGARD TO: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN THE POLAR REGIONS AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF CLIMATE CHANGE; THE ARCTIC INDIGENOUS PEOPLES; THE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE POLAR HABITAT AND ENVIRONMENT

Conservation of nature and wildlife at our reserves in Kent, including at Cooling, Isle of Grain, Iwade, Halling, Motney Hill and Westbere.

To maintain and improve the Millennium Green for the enjoyment of the general public. To improve the wildlife habitat to encourage more species to the area.

To give disabled people (wheelchair users, visually impaired etc.) chance to get out and enjoy the countryside. To offer multi-media dance, recreation and wildlife projects.

Woodland Preservation and RegenerationProtection of Wildlife and provision of wildlife habitat.

To preserve and conserve wildlife and habitats associated with watercress, other salad crops, and glasshouse crops for the public benefit, and to undertake research and analysis into wildlife associated with chalk streams and other habitats associated with the above crops and to disseminate the useful results for the public benefit with a view to increasing public knowledge and awareness thereof.

Bryan's Quest encourages everyone and all organisations involved with wildlife and nature to provide educational resources to enable blind and partially sighted people to learn as much about the relevant topics as sighted people. Using tactile models, tactile diagrams, maps, audio description and narration.

The charity's activity is to manage the facility known as Hungarton Millennium Green, which was established in 2000, with the aim of creating a wildlife & conservation area with free public access, adjacent to an established village park. General maintenance work is carried out by the community. Income to cover outsourced maintenance & annual insurance costs come from village fundraising events.

The SNCV carries out practical habitat management to improve and enhance areas of natural greenspace for local communities. Through our volunteer programme, people from a variety of backgrounds can gain practical work experience by learning new skills. Volunteers have the opportunity to meet new people, improve fitness as well as learning about wildlife conservation.

Initially we will transform 6 acres of wetland and Alder carr into a nature reserve. We will fix fences, plant hedges and trees, survey for biodiversity and do pond dipping. We will excavate new ponds and remove invading scrub. We will acquire additional land to establish new nature reserves as opportunities arise.

Environmental network for area of Penwith. Environmental Education. Community participation in growing food and wildlife management and conservation.

Conservation charity promoting understanding of the native red squirrel within Cornwall, and undertaking habitat improvement with a view to reintroducing the wild red squirrel to Cornwall.