Environment Charities

Youth Mental Wellbeing Charity currently based in Newham London. We focus on preventing isolation and encouraging positive youth engagement. We deliver a weekly market stall where young people take the lead. We continue to provide free self-care items to young people as well as delivering planting projects within the local area. With a focus on Nature, Biodiversity and Cleaner Greener spaces.

The preservation of Monken Hadley Common near Barnet, Herts, as a place for peaceful open air recreation and enjoyment; and the conservation ,protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Common for the benefit of the public ,having regard to the requirements of good forestry and the desirability of conserving flora and fauna.

The relief of poverty and the relief of those in need in particular by providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief. The advancement of health or the management of health issues. Promoting for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment; and/orPromoting community participation in healthy recreation.Promoting volunteering

The rescue and rehabilitation of wild animals, including feral cats and pigeons in the UK.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Appleton Fields meadow and wood within the parish of Newburgh.

Fundraising for our school, running events for the children and the parents, to build a social community within the school's family and the local community. Events include the May Fair, children's disco, cake sales, raffles, quiz night, cheese and wine evening, children's crafts and recycling schemes.

Promotion and furtherance of the art, science and practice of horticulture. Make gardening accessible to people with learning disabilities, reduce economic barriers by selling gardening supplies, provide information on growing food organically, care for wildlife and the environment, organise gardening shows, arrange educational and social fundraising activities, regenerate local allotments

TO PROVIDE A FUND FOR PROJECTS INVOLVING WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE HABITAT IN UK AND OVERSEAS

Receive rents from charity owned land (including 3 riverside moorings) and dividend income from investments. Utilise for the upkeep thereof and for the benefit of St. Andrews Church, Bishopthorpe.

To advance the awareness and education of the public on wildlife conservation and the causes of environmental degradation or concern. The mission of Wild Africa Fund is to be the leading environmental communicator in Africa and to support on the ground conservation programs primarily in Africa.

Education of new and more experienced beekeepers, school children and the general public through apiary visits, school visits, attendance at a number of local events and shows, and the publication of a monthly newsletter. Collaboration with Orchard owners to provide pollination of trees and other crops. Other activities related to the welfare of honeybees and the craft of beekeeping.

The Trust makes grants to a wide range of charities; in particular, to charities concerned with education, religion, physical and mental health, the arts and the protection of the environment.

Promoting the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment through the development and maintenance of a community garden based on sustainable horticultural practices and the promotion of biodiversity.Providing informal and formal teaching opportunities for learning about horticulture, conservation, woodworking, beekeeping and related subjects.

Supporting those in poverty by providing them with:Food packs, Funding education for orphans and families who cannot afford basic education, Providing medical aid they need, Planting trees and plants in poorer areas to provide a source of food and help combat climate change, Providing source of clean water in remote areas.

Riverside Players is a not for profit organisation which aims to educate the public in the dramatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

Our purpose:The conservation, protection and improvement of the River Wye and tributaries for the benefitof the wildlife and public through a programme of volunteer river monitoring and by theadvancement of the education of the public in the understanding of the importance of riverquality on biodiversity, economic and social activity.

Developing and efficiently managing the hall and grounds for the benefit of residents of Hamsey parish, with particular emphasis on meeting the needs of children, young people, older and more vulnerable people. Initiating and responding to ideas which practically support social, arts, cultural and physical activities. Promoting the use of sustainable and renewable energy and materials.

The preservation and protection of the natural environment. The advancement of education of the public in the arts. The preservation and protection of good health in particular of women in the third world.

Supporting Beekeepers. Having monthly lectures on beekeeping topics. Running courses for those who are interested in keeping bees. Attending fetes and public events to show off the craft of beekeeping. Giving lectures in schools and other societies on beekeeping. Running a trading arm for those members who wish to buy beekeeping equipment. Supporting the BBKA and county association

1To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in particular by the provision of funding to manage and maintain the chalk water meadows and ancient waterways in the Twyford Itchen Valley2 to pro3 to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time

The Society's aim is to preserve the unique quality of Salisbury Cathedral Close for future generations, and to educate the public about the history, buildings, environment and wildlife of The Close. The Society normally organises an annual lecture to promote interest in and support for its objectives. The Society may also make grants towards the costs of preserving and enhancing The Close.

Tean Valley Meadow is an 11 acre nature reserve in East Staffordshire, which since 2002 has been developed to provide unique habitats for local wildlife. The trust exists to maintain and develop the reserve as well as educating and promoting the importance of convervation to the public through courses, visits, talks and events.

Croxteth Park Volunteer Group exists to support the conservation of the park and record biodiversity to ensure legacy for future generations

The charity is concerned with environmental issues such as climate change , its consequences and what we can do about them. We aim to raise awareness and encourage practical action through community education activities. in three parts: Personal development, practical skills training, and community education on climate change. We lease a 6 acre site in Murton to demonstrate no-dig horticulture.

Community Advice Service (CAS) Provides activities including Advice Information & Guidance; Health, Sports, & Physical Training; Skills & Employability Advice and Support; Climate Change & Energy Advice; Interactive ESOL Language Classes; Community Capacity Building; Community Cultural Events and Community Media Shows.