Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

(1)The study of Natural History, Geology and Archaeology. (2)The collection of information concerning topography, field paths. natural and archaelogical features of Darlington District and Teesdale including compilation of lists of recent fossils, fauna and flora.(3) The preservation of characteristic plants and animals of the district.

The objectives of the society are:- 1. To compile lists of the flora and fauna of the district, 2. To study the natural history, culture and history of the district, 3. To make a photographic record of the district, 4. To promote the conservation of the flora and fauna of the district. The society arranges lectures and field meetings, and publishes a monthly bulletin of its findings.

(A) To advance the study and science of ornithology and (B) Promote the conservation of local and national avifauna and flora and the study of other branches of natural history.

The MTVCA seeks to conserve the environment in the Medlock and Tame river valleys and the surrounding districts both urban and rural by the preservation of natural and man-made features, the protection of flora and fauna and by the prevention of pollution and damage to amenities.It will maintain the house and grounds at Oaken Clough Terrace as the HQ of the Association and a wildlife garden.

Making grants for the benefit of individual inhabitants of the village of Alton Pancras, Dorset, and of the village as a whole.Recent examples of the latter include substantial contributions to the cost of: A wildlife habitat adjoining the village A Village Map for the information of residents and visitors A Village History project

THE PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENTS, THE FLORA AND FAUNA, AND PEOPLES THROUGH TOURISM EDUCATION, AWARENESS AND TRAINING. Employment Placement & Training for Film & Media companies support including; Prop and Costume, Work Experience and Practical Set Work. War Zones, Support, Educational Facilities and acknowledge of other small global groups via our "Guardians of the Communities" facebook page.

Assisting in the collection and preservation of wildlife sounds and aiding research and education by making collections accessible to both specialists and the general public.

Protection of wildlife & environment

Provides allotment gardens for rent by parishioners to enable them to grow their own vegetables or flowers. Has developed an environmentally sustainable woodland area for the benefit and enjoyment of parishioners. Maintains the area in a manner that is good for the environment and wildlife. A surplus of income over expenditure can be offered as small grants to needy parishioners.

Rescue care & rehabilitation of seals & other local wildlife. Providing information about the hazards they face & the relevance of mankind. Giving inspiration to visitors to encourage action to tackle the problems that face people & wildlife.

The preservation and safeguarding what is good in the character of the Upper Itchen Valley. The protection of the area from actions which may be detrimental to the amenities and scenic beauty of its rural character.The discouragement of undesirable destruction and disturbance of wildlife.The encouragement of the preservation of historic buildings of special interest.

The main aims of the group are the conservation of natural wildlife habitats within the Martlesham area. We do this by - encouraging an awareness of natural habitats, and of the need for their active conservation.- organising working parties to conserve the flora and fauna of the Martlesham area, and working for the continued existence of wildlife habitats for future generations.

We aim to encourage the conservation and protection of the Dibbinsdale Nature Reserve by developing public interest in its unique habitat and maintaining an excellent and interesting environment where teaching recreation and training can take place.

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.

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.

We are based at the 50 acre award winning Woodland Education Centre in South West England. We provide education about the natural world for all ages and abilities. We have an extensive website which attracts up to 1.5 million hits/month. A large number of habitats have been restored at the Centre and this work is ongoing.

Restoration of Bruton Abbey Park under Countryside Stewardship funded by DEFRA, using mainly but not exclusively voluntary labour, on hedges and wildlife sites, including fishponds together with picturesque landscape featuring Bruton Dovecote (H.T.) co-operating with Bruton Community Partnership and South Somerset District Council. Also vetting planning applications.

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.

Management of Holt Lowes SSSI to benefit wildlife (in accordance with requirements of Natural England) and to enhance public access for quiet enjoyment of the countryside and its wildlife.

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

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