Environment Charities

The Trust promotes the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in the village of Honley and the surrounding area.It provides facilities and activities in the interests of social welfare for the recreation and leisure time occupation of the inhabitants of Honley.It provides and maintains Honley Village Hall for the use of inhabitants of Honley.

The charity undertakes activities to advance the education of the public and beekeepers of the importance of bees in the environment and the craft of beekeeping, and to promote and further the craft of safe and ethical beekeeping within Portsmouth and the surrounding district.

Queen's Jubilee Award for Voluntary Service in 2007. Partnership-English Heritage for Heritage Open Days since 2008. Founder, Peter Hewitt, awarded the MBE in the Queen's Birthday honours in 2010. Working on delivering projects funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund during 2015-2018 including Tilbury memories, the Windrush event to 3000 people and a local christmas lights/ childrens performance.

The Friends of Grange Hill seeks to conserve and protect the natural flora and fauna of Grange Hill and to protect & improve the memorial garden adjoining the Hoylake & District War Memorial in gratitude to those who have served their country. To advance public education in the benefits of that conservation work and the gratitude owed to those who served and are commemorated on the memorial.

Charitable purposes for the public as the Trustees shall think fit giving special consideration to charitable objects in Lincolnshire and considering overseas aid, the Fabric of Lincoln Cathedral, the Hospice Movement, the Cheshire Homes and considering charities involved with nature conservation and animal welfare in Lincolnshire. APPLICATIONS BY END NOV. The grant mtg.

Sussex Green Living is a multi-award winning charity offering climate mitigation solutions. Mentoring & educating schools, public, businesses, councils, inspiring action on climate, nature & social justice. Outreach includes Repair Cafes, Youth Eco Forum, pop-up Climate Hub, engagement using our retrofitted 1974 milk float & 28 plastic recycling drop off locations, uniting and empowering networks

To promote protect and preserve the flora and fauna found in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and within a radius of 10 milesTo provide financial assistance to the schools and other organisations in the villages of Goring-on-Thames, Streatley and the surrounding areas so that pupils and members can be taught and learn about this flora and fauna For the general education with regard to nature

Our members share a common purpose to help secure a sustainable future for the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads as a unique and protected landscape in which leisure, tourism and the local economy can thrive in harmony with the natural environment

The objects of the Wiltshire Beekeepers Association are to advance the education of the public and beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and promote the importance of bees in the environment.

A hospital for the care of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife with the view to eventual release back to the wild.

NBKA was formed in 1923, to help beekeepers in Norfolk by providing talks on beekeeping subjects and to encourage and support new beekeepers, and to promote bees and beekeeping to the public. Public displays are put on at events throughout the year, including the Royal Norfolk Show. Additionally, donations are paid to Bees for Development to support their educational objectives.

To promote for the benefit of public restoration,conservation,protection and improvement of Serengeti Ecosystem in Tanzania

The Botanic Gardens Community Association of volunteers was formed in 2012 to help the gardens to continue providing beautiful flora displays and other attractions which were in the process of being reduced, ended or closed by severe funding cuts.

The charity distributes small sums of money to cases of individual hardship or need - BUT only to cases known to the trustees or through organisations known to the trustees. Unsolicited requests will not be supported or responded to. All grants are dealt with by written communication with any trustee.The charity also owns a small parcel of land managed for biodiversity.

To further or benefit the residents of Nottingham City together with voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to promote the preservation, conservation and protection of the environment through environmentally friendly gardening practices, the promotion of physical and mental health, and the improvement of the conditions of life in socially and economically disadvantaged communities.

ÔÇÿTo advance the education of the public by the conservation protection and improvement of any part of the physical and natural environment in and around the parish of Hartpury which is of historical significance.ÔÇÖ

to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment by promoting biological diversity and to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in the United Kingdom and overseas.

Clean Planet are a group of skilled professional divers that aim to survey and remove Ghost Gear from the sea around the North East Coast of England, In the winter months we have a group of volunteers that survey and remove Ghost Gear that washes ashore on our coastline.Once removed the gear will be stripped down and sent away for recycle instead of it going into landfill

Environmental education and hands-on activities for school and youth groups; sessions are led by an experienced teacher.We work with other charities and organisations on specific projects on the nature reserve in which young people can learn basic skills in nature conservation, work collaboratively and enjoy working outdoors.

'People & Wildlife in Harmony'We work in partnership with subsistence farmers in the Umfurudzi area of Zimbabwe, creating wildlife reserves on leased communal land. At the same time we lift their standards of living through education, health, infrastructure and employment.

The Trust aims to conserve and improve the River Sheaf and Porter Brook in Sheffield for the benefit of the public.

Wildlife and environmental protection and conservation, advancement of education, relief of poverty sickness and distress, preservation and protection of good health, all within the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, Greater Mapungubwe Transfrontier Conservation Area (GMTFCA) and neighbouring communities.

SDNT is focused on three major areas of activity.1. We fund a specialist environmental contractor to work with landowners committed to restoring wildlife habitats. 2. We fund the same contractor to promote outdoor education in South Devon schools

Education, sponsorship, to conserve and protect the best elements of Malvern's heritage in the built and natural environment, programme of lectures and tours, to encourage and promote high standards of planning and architectural design in Great Malvern and the surrounding area.

We raise money for improvements to St Ann's Well Gardens, Hove, an historic public park with significant wildlife interest. We have provided public information/interpretation boards and written information about features of the Gardens..; We provide volunteers to work on projects in the Gardens and we put on community festivals and wildlife events for the benefit of the local community.