Environment Charities

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.

Grant making to specialist orginisations working on Climate Change. The trust does not suggest making applications unless asked by the trust. (Please note the trust has since April 2015 changed focus away from special education and community development, and may not respond to requests unless a request has been asked for by the trust)

The charitys object & principal activity is that of encouraging the prevention of marine pollution & promoting & conducting research into its causes and effects.For futher details on the charities activities please visit our website: www.acops.org.uk

Fundraising for the school. Bakes sales, serving refreshments, organising events such as table top sales, firework night, quiz night, Summer & Christmas fair, Raffles, Christmas cards. Recycling old uniforms.

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.

Improving the communities play amenities through installating more play equiptment.We manage the local recycling site, income generated helps to maintain the socal recreational facilitiesfor people of all ages and abilities

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.

Research and provision of renewable energy systems for education and small-scale manufacture (developing world). Providing Science Technology Engineering Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) facilities to education establishments. Working to provide accessible digital tools for learning in communities.

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.

Unused sports field & dilapidated pavilion. Recent addition of off road parking affords opportunities for riverside picnics & recreation. [Fishing requires Rod licence and Dolwyddelan Fishing Association permit (Post Office - Dolwyddelan)]. Sports field is used for sheep grazing. Dogs must be under control at all times. Parental control of Children at riverside essential! No overnight parking.

To promote and organise such activities as may be necessary for the preservation and improvement of the character and amenities of Bridgnorth, its riverside, and the town's rural surroundings including buildings, monuments, natural features and other features of historical, architectural or scenic interest.

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.

Undertakes tree planting and provides trees for non commercial tree planting projects.Takes environmental educational material to events - promoting awareness and care of our planet's fragile ecosystem.

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.

i) provision of bursaries to individual / groups to participate in water-based and other sport/recreational activitiesii) provision of a range of water-based and other sport/recreational activities for disadvantaged young people or those with particular needs

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.