Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

Conservation work in the Poldice Valley, assisting students in undertaking studies of the flora, fauna and contamination within the valley.

To have small wildlife sanctuaries which are close enough to enable beetles, bumble bees, and other invertebrates, birds, reptiles and small animals to use them as stepping stones between areas of protected natural habitat so as to preserve genetic diversity.

To conserve restore and re-establish trees plants and all forms of wildlife and thereby to secure and enhance the enjoyment by the public of Hardings Wood

The Friends of Culcheth Linear Park aim to improve and promote the facilities, plants and wildlife within the Park and provide opportunities for educational and recreational activities. We want to improve and enrich the health and surroundings of present and future visitors to the Park of all ages and abilities. If you share these aims and objectives, please support us by becoming a member.

Grants towards: preserve and protect the planet and its wildlife, target specific projects with clear outcomes that the Trustees can assess and monitor, assist smaller charities, societies, parish councils or schools with particular projects. Larger schemes may be considered if the specific project is considered appropriate.

To: -Educate and inform the public about nature, wildlife, food & nutrition. -Teach people how to grow healthy nutritious food -Enhance health & wellbeing through access to true nature-Provide habitat for indigenous wildlife to help reverse species extinction -Research gardening techniques with the potential to restore soil health and store atmospheric carbon to mitigate climate change

The DPA works for the protection and enhancement of the landscape, antiquities, flora and fauna, and cultural heritage of Dartmoor. It protects public access, opposes inappropriate development and supports traditional hill farming practices. It provides opportunities for members to gain greater understanding of the moorland environment and to undertake conservation work.

Nature Conservation

Conservation charity.

Dormant - charity ceased its activities 31 March 2011and the responsibility for the management of Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve was transferred to the parent company, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.

The Galahad Trust owes an area of cliff edge land between the coastal footpath and high water mark from Pentargon Bay and Firebeacon Point North Cornwall, 4 fig map ref: SS 1092. This area is rich in wildlife both fauna and flora and is completely undisturbed by human activity. No conservation work is carried out and the nature of the land means that access is dangerous.

Wildlife hospital providing care, treatment and rehabilitation for sick and injured wild birds and mammals.

Under a Uniting Direction made by the Charity Commission the charity is united with the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust for the purpose of registration and accounting.

The main activities of the trust are the rescue, medical treatment, rehabilitation of wild birds and other animals in need of care and attention, and the education of the public in methods of treatment, nursing and conservation.

wildlife sanctuary

Charitable purposes in connection with wildlife, education, medicine, the countryside, printing and publishing trade.

Land with pond and wildlife for the benefit of the public

Advice on care of injured or distressed wildlife. Financial support of rescue centres for animals. Financial support of individuals rescuing injured, abandoned, unwanted or distressed animals. Financial support of projects promoting wildlife.

Identification of areas where the charity can provide help to those in need through ill health, poverty, child depravation, old age etc. These activities are confined to the counties of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. The charity also considers applications for support relating to the protection of heritage, wild life and flora and fauna in the counties referred to.

Conservation. Community clean ups. Planting of native species and habitat creation, preservation.Public awareness.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Namibia by making grants to support research and education.

Wildlife conservation and education.

Wildlife Conservation. Advisory and consultancy work

Wildlife Information Bureau. Education. Wildlife rescue. Specialist humane wildlife deterrence service.

Helping Education of students by making annual grants