Environment Charities

We promote the craft of Beekeeping, and the protection of bees in and around Burton on Trent

We promote importance of creative play in children's healthy development. and recognise the joy that a simple toy can bring to a child's life. Our mission is to support families who are in financial need by recycling unwanted toys and distributing to those who need them. Through our activities we also aim to reduce waste, promote sustainability, and create a positive impact in our community.

We will actively involve the local community in caring for, improving and monitoring the habitat and the wildlife on the land that we manage. Most of this involvement will be through voluntary work at High Leasowes, for example seed sowing, weeding, brash clearance, tree and hedge planting.

KitAid is a charity set up to collect, recycle and sort football kit and other sports equipment to give to deserving countries all over the World using trusted partners.

The Association works within its local community to support residents of all ages and by reducing loneliness and increasing social cohesion. This is done by running social events and fundraising which finances an independent youth club; a toddler group; and regular coffee mornings. The association also works in partnership with other third sector organisations to enhance biodiversity etc.

To promote and further the craft of beekeeping in York and the surrounding area

We are a commnity group focused around Dunvsnt Park in Swansea. We im to improve the Park by: looking for funding for plsy equipment, benches , for enhancing biodiversity and community engagement

Our aim is to further the conservation and preservation of the Wild Bird species by providing a rescue, care and rehabilitation service for sick, injured, or orphaned wild birds, with the aim of eventually releasing them back to the wild to their natural habitat. Occasional rescue, care, rehabilitation & rehoming of other wild, abandoned, feral or injured creatures.

a) To promote the restoration and preservation of the canal for the benefit of the local community and the general public at large, and to encourage its use for navigation and the general public in their leisure time.b) To stimulate public interest, education and appreciation of the beauty, history, flora and fauna and structures of the Pocklington Canal and its environs

Protection and preservation of the environment for the public benefit by remedying or mitigating the effects of pollution in developing countries, in particular in locations where that pollution may have an effect on public health.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND ADVICE AND TO PROMOTE IN THE BORANA AND LAIKIPIA AREAS OF KENYA, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC: 1.PRESERVATION, CONSERVATION, & PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT 2.SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR IMPROVING HEALTH, LIVING STANDARDS & EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS, COUPLED WITH THE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE USE OF RESOURCES 3.ADVANCE EDUCATION IN SUBJECTS RELATING TO 1 & 2 ABOVE

Global Footsteps is an educational charity whose mission is to focus on sustainable living and climate change through awareness raising, mutual learning and research. Specifically in Kenya to engage with community groups to help build economic independence that mitigates climate change and to work locally with like minded organisations to support ethical and sustainable projects.

We promote the craft and heritage of beekeeping by educating the public and training beekeepers for the improvement of husbandry; we visit schools & local events; we encourage an understanding of the benefits of our craft and the role of bees in the environment; we set up local apiaries to include the planting of trees and meadow flowers which benefits all insect pollination.

The conservation and preservation of the flora and fauna and natural environment of Oldway Mansion Gardens for the benefit of the public.The advancement of education of the public to celebrate the history and traditions of the gardens to connect the community to its heritage and to develop interest and skills in proficient gardening and estate management.

To preserve health and relieve sickness for the public benefit in India and The Gambia by supporting health messaging, training, and equipment; to advance education, and to promote environmental conservation and water management for public benefit in those regions.

Establishing and maintaining in Diss a public museum for the collection and display of all types of minerals, flora, fauna, documents, handmade articles and all other types of exhibits usually collected for study and display in a public museum and particularly those of local interest and importance.

WRAP collects high quality pre and post-production waste material from local industry for creative re-use in art and craft workshops by young people in:educational establishmentsyoung people's organisationscommunity venturesartists and families can also joinmost work is done by volunteersWRAP serves Watford but users are welcome from anywhere

The protection and preservation of the physical and natural environment through the provision of grants.

To advance the education of the public in the life and works of John Clare. To advance the education of the public in all aspects of the arts.To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.To facilitate public access to John Clare's birth place and other land and properties related to his life.

Cambridgeshire Wildlife Care is a charity dedicated to the protection of wildlife in Ely and the surrounding area. We provide free talks to schools, afterschool clubs, community groups and care homes, as well as information, advice and guidance to members of the public via telephone, email, our website and social media. We also provide financial support to local wildlife rescues.

To advance health and well-being by promoting healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle, relief poverty, advance education, protect the environment through the promotion of renewable energy, recycling and sustainable development. The promotion of racial and religious harmony, The advancement of citizenship and community development by promotion of volunteering

The Trustees have a principal focus on support of a pre-eminent arboretum of the genus Quercus for the familiarisation and education of the public in oaks and of research into them. They also promote the protection of nature and especially of rare and endangered species of the oak genus. The Trustees use their income for these objects and may make grants to support others with similar objects.

To own and manage public woodland for the benefit of the community including without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing providing open air recreation and exercise, spiritual refreshment and enjoyment; maintaining and improving the wood for the public, local wildlife and nature conservation; enhancing natural beauty and countryside amenities; providing educational and other opportunities.

Promote and develop beekeeping as a enjoyable and beneficial activityProvide an information service to the public in matters of beekeeping and swarm collectionVisit schools and provide educational input on apiculture for the science curriculum"Liaise with national beekeeping authorities in matters of good beekeeping practice, disease control and the environment

AREA OF OPERATION IS CHURCH STRETTON AND SURROUNDING AREAPROVIDING ADVICE TO HOUSEHOLDS AND OTHERS ON ENERGY USEAGE, EFFICIENCYAND CARBON FOOTPRINTPUBLICISING AND ADVOCATING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY USEPROVIDING ADVICE TO PEOPLE IN FUEL POVERTYENCOURAGING REDUCTION, RE-USE & RECYCLING OF MATERIALS