Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

Rainworks will achieve these purposes through: Provision of sustainable water sources to communities and wildlife, such as rainwater catchment tanksPromotion of sustainable income-generating projects such as crafts Collection and distribution of donated material goods for female-headed and low income households.Promotion of community and park relations through facilitating meetings

Promotion of coexistence between wildlife and people.

Protect and enhance the areas of outstanding natural beauty by the creation of Wildlife and Woodland havens and wildlife corridors within the designated areas. Protect and extend the Bio-diversity of all land(s) owned by the trust.Any woodland enhancement would not have a negative impact on the present bio-diversity. Work with other Landowners and carry out appropriate ecological studies.

The conservation, promotion and protection of the wildlife, flora, environment and the natural habitat of the fields, woods, chalk grasslands, verges, hedgerows, watercourses, public spaces and common lands of the village of Toller Whelme, Dorset and the maintenance of the tracks, paths and roads therein for the benefit of the public and the residents of and visitors to Toller Whelme.

We aim to prevent or suppress cruelty and to relieve the suffering of animals; and to advance public education about animals, the animal kingdom and in the care and treatment of animals throughout the world.

Activities: Establishment of nature reserves, and land management for rewilding and nature conservation; Woodland restoration and invertebrate conservation; Wildlife survey and biodiversity research benefitting UK wildlife and promoting education of the public.

The objects of NHSN CIO are the encouragement by every means of the study of natural history in all its branches and the conservation of the natural environment in north east England including its geology, flora and fauna

Feed the Birds is a nature-focused befriending programme aimed at people over 18 experiencing loneliness or social isolation. Trained volunteers visit once a week to provide and maintain a bird feeding station and to chat with their client. Founded in 2016 by Shropshire Wildlife Trust, Feed the Birds became a stand alone charity in May 2024.

The branch operates a wildlife animal centre to rescue wild animals and rehabilitate and release them. The branch also facilitates fostering of cats. We provide assistance with the cost of veterinary treatment for owners on benefits and to have their pets neutered and microchipped.We distribute advice on animal welfare matters.This is largely funded by our network of charity shops.

The objects of the Charity is to promote the work and objects of the RSPCA, in particular the welfare of animals and in accordance with the policies of the RSPCA. The Charity includes rescuing and rehoming domestic and stock animals and rescuing and releasing wildlife. The Charity operates across 400 square miles in Hampshire.

Wildlife resacue, rehabilitation and release in the Bexhill and Hastings are. Promoting and raising awareness of best practice and care of wildlife to the public.