Environment Charities

ELM Wildlife rescue and rehabilitates British wildlife, primarily hedgehogs but we do take other wildlife when space allows; we medicate and house all casualties. Our capacity at the moment is 220 animals, we are supported by a team of over 100 volunteers and we are open 365 days a year. Our centres address is:Unit 5,Hayter Hames building,Seale Hayne,Newton Abbot,DevonTQ12 6NQ

For the public benefit, to further such charitable purposes according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees see fit from time to time. In particular, to promote for the benefit of the public the promotion of the protection of the environment by providing grants to organisations and projects focusing on the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment.

Supporting the Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust (CWET) Centre for the advancement of the education of children and young people in Zambia in the conservation and preservation of the environment and its wildlife. Also supporting CWET's Chipembele Pupil Sponsorship Scheme which enables orphaned and vulnerable children to attend school.

Beekeeping

Trust funds to be applied for the following objects : - to assist in the conservation and protection of the natural environment and endangered species particularly within Wildlife Conservation Areas/Parks in southern Africa; and- to assist in relieving poverty and advancing education within such Parks

The advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the tenets of belief as set out as part of the original Trust Deed.

We provide a safe place for animals at risk. We take in wild, domestic and farm animals, some we rehome, some return to the wild and some stay with us for life.

Beekeeping and Training of Beekeepers. The advancement of beekeeping. Promoting the advantages and benefits of bees to all within the environment

To promote either through its own act or by supporting other registered charities and for the benefit of the people of the United Kingdom the conservation of the heritage especially the biodiversity of Yorkshire and surrounding areas and in particular to manage Broomhill Flash, and to provide access, education, demonstration and research opportunities for learning about biodiversity.

TO IDENTIFY, SURVEY AND CATALOGUE, THEN REMOVE MARINE LITTER AND ALDFG.TO INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO NETS, LINES, CREELS, LOBSTER POTS AND TRAWLS FROM SHIPWRECKS, REEFS AND OTHER SCUBA DIVING SITES AROUND THE UK.BY INSTRUCTING AND UTILISING SPECIALLY TRAINED VOLUNTEER SCUBA DIVERS TO RETRIEVE THIS LITTER AND ALDFG. RECYCLE, RE-USE OR RESPONSIBLY DISPOSE OF.AND BY RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS.

RPCA arrange regular soft play sessions in a large sports hall at the Salmon Youth Centre in Bermondsey, London for children up to the age of five-years-old.Our objectives are to represent the interests of parents and carers within the designated area to the local authority and other bodies ensuring the needs of families and children are taken into consideration at all times.

1. Promote conservation, protection, improvement and biodiversity of the physical and natural environment of Clapham Common; and 2. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities and activities for the benefit of the inhabitants of south west London in particular but not exclusively by the preservation, promotion, support, assistance and improvement of Clapham Common.

We promote, encourage and facilitate for the benefit of the public in and around Foxglove Covert Local Nature Reserve through:the conservation, protection, improvement of the physical and natural environment;research and learning for the advancement of knowledge in the natural sciences and biodiversity;educational and social value of the environment.

Rorys Well works in Sierra Leone to provide clean water, improve food security and build resilience to climate change and economic challenges; through digging and maintaining wells, environmentally sustainable farming and livelihood creation.

The trust is a grant-making charity with a priority towards supporting animal welfare, the protection of the natural environment, sustainable development and improving the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged people. Grants are not made to individuals or in response to unsolicited applications to which it is regretted the trust is unable to reply.

Recue animals from distress who are in need of care and rehome where appropriate or provide sanctuary for the rest of their lives in the case of domesticated animals. Where possible wild animals are released back into their natural habitat.

The objective of the CIO is the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Lower Derwent Valley.

Protection of critically endangered IUCN listed wild camel (Camelus ferus) in its unique desert habitat in China and Mongolia. Environmental education, public awareness in China and Mongolia, media, books, videos and talks for raising awareness of urgent environmental issues. Established breeding centre, Mongolia for wild camels. DNA shows wild camel, a separate species 700,000 years old

To advance the education of the public in subjects related to sustainable development and the protection, enhancement and rehabilitation of the environment.

All aspects of pollution clean up and education

YBKA promotes beekeeping throughout Yorkshire, providing education, training and support for our members and informing the public at large, particularly children, about the important role that the honeybee plays in the natural ecology.

Advancing the education of the public of maritime heritage by preservation, restoration and operation of historic vessels and offering education, information and advice.Researching and promoting traditional methods of fishing Researching and developing carriage of cargo under sail Carrying out research and educating the public into the sources of pollution at Sea

Through member involvement in working groups, education, providing information, events, signposting and advocacy, to enable the citizens of the Harrogate District reduce their carbon emissions and conserve and protect the physical and natural environment. Promoting low carbon solutions across the District in building, energy, transport and food and promoting natural climate solutions.

Friends of Conservation operates in Kenya, conserving wildlife species and habitats, encouraging communities to value their environment and ensuring they benefit through programmes including education, health and enterprise. We also support like-minded partners working in other parts of Africa, Asia and South & Central America and encourage responsible tourism, which brings many benefits.

Nature reserve providing free access to the general public. A free educational resource for primary school groups and older students. Free guided walks for groups throughout the year. Special facilities for disabled visitors. Protection of the environment and biodiversity of the area.