Environment Charities

WWPAW is an independent, non-political, not for profit enterprise whose aim is to raise funds to support animal welfare & conservation, specifically to:Relieve the suffering of animals.Conserve earth's natural resources with projects & initiatives dealing with preserving & protecting living animals & their habitats.Educate the public through programmes raising awareness & respect for nature.

Wirral Fox Rescue, formally Pawprints, is Wirral's only dedicated centre for the rescue, rehabilitation and release of foxes. Through a combination of coordinated veterinary services and our excellent in house programme, we aim to nurse our foxes back to health before releasing them into the wild, preferably where they were first found.

YWPF provides grants and can arrange expert support in the areas of exotic species conservation and welfare. YWPF will also consider supporting research which moves forward the knowledge and public benefit of exotic species conservation and welfare. Finally YWPF will look at supporting projects which inform and educate the public about keys issues impacting exotic species conservation and welfare.

Activity involves re-cycling of furniture, white goods and other saleable items to raise charitable funds by the collection of donated items for reuse and saleSupport disadvantaged community members in Coventry, Warwickshire and its environs in hardship or distress by the provision of furniture and effects Apply funds to benefit of other organisations established for charitable purposes

We are a charity that promotes sustainable development, conservation of the environment and poverty alleviation. We support our activities through donations and programme related investment in renewable energy. The charity has invested in 12.9MW of wind energy in India. We use the surplus income from these investments to support social and environmental initiatives both in the UK and overseas.

The charity exists to run the Bardsey Bird and Field Observatory, one of the Bird Observatories of England and Wales. The Observatory carries out monitoring work of the flora and fauna of the island.

1) The prevention or relief of poverty for the public benefit amongst people in the county of Somerset, in particular by providing furniture and other household equipment at affordable prices. 2) To protect and safeguard the environment for the public benefit through the promotion of the re-use of household items thereby preventing and minimising waste disposal.

As of 2022, the Charity is focussed on research into rehabilitation and release protocols for particular species including gulls, fox, badger etc, with the aim of improving our understanding of post release survival. We also provide mentoring, logistics and financial support to selected partners in respect of pet and wildlife rescue. As of late 2016 WE NO LONGER SOLICIT PUBLIC DONATIONS.

To promote nature recovery for the benefit of the public by the preservation, conservation and the protection of the environment and the prudent use of resources.

To provide and maintain (or assist in the provision and maintenance of) public gardens and open spaces for the use and benefit of the inhabitants of Covent Garden and others, in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving conditions of life for the said inhabitants and others and to create and maintain suitable habitats to support and encourage wildlife.

Forest Farm Peace Garden is a therapeutic community garden which works with a broad cross-section of the community to promote health, wellbeing, inclusion, environmental sustainability, and intercultural awareness.

We are a nature conservation charity that runs unique workshops, events and activities for children and their families, that teaches them about nature and the environment through fun, magic, theatre and story telling.

We aim to ensure the best possible future for the Forest by supporting the Conservators who have been managing the Forest since 1885. They care for this rare and protected habitat, to improve biodiversity and bio-abundance. Through engagement, education and philanthropy, we aim to conserve this special landscape for public enjoyment and raise quality of life and well-being in the community.

The Warwickshire Beekeepers Association was founded in 1879 and is affiliated to the British Beekeepers Association. Our aim is to advance the education of the public and beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and promote the importance of bees in the environment. We operate locally through 8 branches. To find out more visit: www.warwickshirebeekeepers.org.uk

Waterways Chaplains reach out to people in need on our rivers and canals, supporting the increasingnumber of boaters who are signposted to us by the Canals and Rivers Trust Welfare Officers. We also support other boaters who are concerned for someone they have come across in need. We build relationships and help sort more involved issues with boaters alleviating poverty and improving health.

The key activities are to promote, protect, restore and create natural and constructed blue infrastructure, e.g. ponds, rivers and sustainable drainage features, to provide multiple benefits for the public and wildlife to combat climate change, deliver enhanced and resilient ecosystems and natural capital for amenity, biodiversity, educational, wellbeing, aesthetic and conservation purposes.

Forest of Selwood is set up to achieve the following charitable objects:i. To promote the conservation of the natural and physical environment of the Forest of Selwood and its surroundings and to educate the public in its heritage. ii. To advance the education and awareness of the Forest of Selwood community and the public in the principles of biodiversity conservation and sustainability.

1. To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity, and in particular by promoting the protection and conservation of the rhinoceros and other endangered wildlife in Southern and Eastern Africa. 2. To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement

Energy Heroes is a practically engaging programme, teaching children to be energy literate and is committed to improving Maths and Science skills through the exploration of national data associated with Energy and Climate Change.

Education of Preschool Children.Afterschool care for children aged 4 - 11

Provides affordable costume hire, educational resource boxes and practical assistance to: schools/ colleges, community/ youth groups, charities/ not for profit organisations, amateur/ fringe arts. Delivers a Community Outreach Programme of educational sewing-based workshops; interactive storytelling / reminiscence/ dressing-up activities. Promotes costume re-use, by re-styling or rehoming.

Nature conservation with particular reference to island ecosystems in Seychelles

Habitat management across the entire Horsenden site, following an accelerated succession approach. Maintenance and development of the farm site with a focus on wildlife conservation and biodiversity using permaculture methods. Community engagement, education and involvement through events, courses and talks.

The historic Gardens are maintained for the enjoyment of the public, for the growth and propagation of trees and plants, for the furtherance of the study and science of botany, and for the promotion of the conservation of nature, especially those rarer species of plants and trees in danger of loss of cultivation.

Our aim is to reduce carbon, waste and raw material use through sharing, repairing and re-use in and around Portsmouth. We currently run projects such as Repair Cafe Portsmouth and Portsmouth Library of Things.