Environment Charities

Elders for Social Entrepreneurship is building a supportive global network of social entrepreneurs who are looking to the future after founding innovative and impactful organisations. It will be a special place where the hard-won wisdom will be shared with the wider social entrepreneur ecosystem. In turn it will improve the wellbeing of society by making it a better place to live for everyone.

Providing grants to individuals, clubs, schools and groups, for projects that generate renewable energy, or save energy, or address fuel poverty. Provide advice and information on energy saving measures.

The promotion of improvement in wellbeing as a result of accessing the therapeutic benefits of gardening in a volunteer supported environment, which includes better physical health, improved psychological health, improved social opportunities, learning new skills and access to the natural environment.To provide this service in Farncombe and the surrounding areas.

To protect indigenous flora and fauna, preserve and improve features of historic and environmental interest; educate the public in issues relating to biodiversity and traditional skills.

WE PROVIDE A LOVING, CARING HOME FOR ORPHANED CHILDREN.WE TEACH THE CHILDREN TO SHARE & HELP THE COMMUNITY.WE DEVELOPED TWO FARMS TO ENSURE A STABLE FOOD SUPPLY AND BUILT A SCHOOL TO PROVIDE EDUCATION .WE PROVIDE CLEAN WATER & MEDICAL CARE.WE DO OUTREACH WORK. WE PROVIDE AFFORDABLE CLOTHING, AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO THOSE IN NEED IN BRADFORD AREA. WE RECYCLE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.

We provide education and training for disadvantaged people who through their social and economic circumstances are in need and unable to gain employment, through on-the-job training and work experience.

DIRT works toward regenerating soils that have been degraded by conventional agriculture and mining. Dirt's aim is to increase soil fertility, biodiversity, community wellness, water retention and absorption, greenhouse gas sequestration and educate about health land management including bio-dynamic farming.

To conserve, protect, rehabilitate and improve the chalk rivers and streams of East & North Yorkshire. To advance the education of the public in the understanding of rivers, river corridors and catchments including their fauna and flora.

Lower Moss Wood is an educational nature reserve and wildlife hospital . It provides a place for schools, disabled visitors, environmental groups and others to come and learn about conservation and the environment. The wildlife hospital takes in any orphaned, sick or injured wild animal or bird for care. Lower Moss Wood is also a private nature reserve.

Grants are given to projects related to horticulture that include: Education and training in horticulture. Conservation, maintenance, and improvement of the environment.Changing for the better public attitudes towards the natural environment.Advancement of horticulture through science.

the building or renovation of schools/classrooms;the building/renovation of kitchens associated with schools;the building/renovation of infrastructure for the provision of clean water for communities;the building of community houses for use by communities ;support for the setting up of employment schemes ;support for environmental education and wildlife conservation programmes.

We work with artists, the music industry and the general public to promote a green music industry, and support artists in speaking out on climate change.

Herefordshire Meadows works to exchange knowledge and skills to conserve, restore and create flower rich grassland, encourage grazing systems for diverse swards and healthy soils, monitor diversity and abundance of flowers, grasses, insects, birds and other wildlife, promote the role of diverse swards in climate resilience and educate the wider public on all the benefits of native grasslands.

To encourage beekeeping through the medium of national and international competitive classes for honey and related products

The support and provision for work experience and in house training for adults and young people with disabilities and /or learning difficulties within a community recycling centre. The beneficiaries are placed at CROW by Social Services and other statutory and voluntary agencies in the Coventry/Warwickshire area.

Our aims are firstly to support people who are struggling with life, particularly when this is due to homelessness, a premature bereavement or the challenges of adolescence and secondly to help develop the local community in Deptford and to protect and sustain the wider natural environment.

1) The promotion of the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment and prudent use of natural resources for the benefit of the public in Fishguard, Goodwick and environs by advancing education and raising awareness of climate change & resource scarcity ; promoting individual, community and organisational commitment to a reduction in CO2 emissions.

The rescue and treatment of injured or endangered wildlife throughout Wiltshire and surrounding counties with the aim of subsequent release back into their wild habitat.

To collect freely donated furniture and to make this available for re-use to anyone in receipt of a state benefit. Additionally to provide work experience placements to volunteers and unemployed people who wish to return to the workplace.

Wildlife SOS was est in 1995 by a small group of individuals inspired to make lasting change to protect and conserve India's natural heritage, forest and wildlife wealth. Today, the organisation has evolved to actively work towards protecting Indian wildlife, inc elephants and bears, conserving habitat, studying biodiversity, and creating alternative and sustainable livelihoods.

Operation of a park for public use and conservation of local habitat.

Provision of free and impartial advice on energy efficiency and renewable energy to the public, small businesses, community groups and local authorities. The provision of grants and management of projects aimed at reducing energy consumption and relieving fuel poverty.

The Charity exists to raise funds and provide in kind support for wildlife conservation in Southern Africa, particularly in Zimbabwe. Its primary project supports conservation and education work in and around the Matobo Hills National Park in Sothern Matabeleland.

Find new uses for old buildings by adapting them to generate renewable energy. Current project: Howsham Mill, North Yorkshire, an 18th century watermill which we are restoring for use as an environmental study/community centre. The waterwheel plus two Archimedean Screw turbines will provide power for the building itself, and an income from electricity sales to support the project in the future.

The Harrison Zoological Museum Trust is a registered scientific institution (CITES No. GB010), which promotes biodiversity conservation and environmental protection, primarily in the Palaeotropics and subtropics, through research, capacity building and working with local communities.