Environment Charities

Build strong relationships between parents, teachers and children of Rochester Riverside CofE Primary School and with the local community; and provide events and resources to enhance the education of all pupils.

The Trust is responsible for the management of the open space playing area on Cabrera avenue and 52 acres of land next to the River Bourne known as Riverside walk.The trust requires that Riverside walk is maintained for the exercise, recreation and benefit of the inhabitants of Virginia water and the neighbourhood, and the open space on cabrera avenue is to be used as a public recreation ground

The Saltburn Valleys CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) promotes the conservation, protection and improvement of the land, gardens, woodlands, walkways, play areas, waterways, wildlife and natural environment, historic monuments and properties in the Saltburn Valleys.

The Dylan Rich Legacy provides funding for charitable projects providing (a) access to sport for young people in Nottinghamshire and (b) wildlife conservation and local employment in Kenya.

The Friends of Childs Hill Park exists to conserve and protect the environment of the park, to educate park users about local plants and wildlife and develop space for play and recreation. Our volunteer group meets regularly to maintain and plant our flower beds; we raise grants to improve the diversity of planting, install interpretation boards and a tree trail for educational purposes.

Implementing the third year of the land management programme on Widmer Fields. Raising funds from local residents and grant giving bodies to carry out programme of work. Raising awareness of Grange Area Trust throught its website, communicating with the public via local newsletters, circuclar, personal preentations and noticeboards.

Newstead Enterprise carries out urban & rural regeneration in particular in Newstead and surrounding area. Activities include education & training in land management particularly for young people; the development of a Visitor Centre and fishing lakes; the conservation, protection and improvement of the local environment; all using the Newstead & Annesley Country Park.

1. Promotion of the study of all branches of natural history and all matters relating to the conservation of flora, fauna, habitats and geological features in Hertfordshire. In particular to record and monitor the occurrence,distribution and status all forms of wildlife and how this changes over time and to publish the results.2. Encourage participation in these activities

The Carl Lewis Foundation is a fundraising charity, to provide funding to medical facilities treating and undertaking research into cancer; to provide assistance to persons suffering from cancer, and their families and carers; to advance the maintenance, conservation and protection of places of natural beauty and wildlife and its habitats.

Charitable trust set up by Enid Spurgin in support of disabled persons, wildlife, disadvantaged younger generation, CPRE and the Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital in Alton

We organise events, talks and activities to educate and enable residents to take action. We will hold our own events and support other projects in the local area to promote sustainability and build a resilient community facing the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss together.

A grant making charitable trust predominantly, but not exclusively, supporting causes concerned with natural history and wildlife

FUND RAISING FOR RIVERSIDE SCHOOL AND ASSOCIATED SCHOOL RELATED ACTIVITIES

Organsiation of fund raising activities for children and their parents/carers. Events include Summer Fun day, school discos, Christmas bazaar and Easter events. Evening activies include quiz nights, bingo nights and games evenings. We also raise funds by recycling clothes.

Promotes interest in and care for the environment by lectures, occasional visits and exhibitions, and the issue of a regular newsletter. Maintains a close watch on, and makes representations on proposals affecting historic buildings and areas.Promotes education in the built and natural environment with a programme of student bursaries and funding for post-graduate student and school projects.

The charity promotes the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Hollingbourne, provides for the regeneration improvement and maintenance of Eyhorne Meadow, and promotes recreational facilities by providing access to the meadow.

The provision of transport services (to and from Riverside Surgery, local hospitals, dentists, etc) for patients registered with Riverside Surgery in Bovey Tracey, Devon, particularly those who are elderly, infirm and isolated, etc.

Monthly cake sales, Summer and Christmas Fayres, Pamper evenings, Film nights, Discos, Quiz nights, Sponsored events, Golf day, Nearly new uniforms, Phil the bag (recycling clothes) Secret shops, Mothers and Father day shops.

The North Yorkshire Moors Association carries out activities which further the objectives of the North York Moors National Park, principally conservation of the natural environment and cultural heritage.

To preserve and enhance open green spaces in the Stroud valleys and surrounding area for the benefit of people and wildlife

The charities two objectives are: 1. To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. 2. To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

School groups and other organised group visits to Tarn Bank are free of charge, with children and adults learning about renewable energy, farming and the environment. Donation of money to local good causes.

Monitoring of bird populations and publishing the results, providing opportunities to witness and learn about bird migration, providing access to facilities and land to the general public for the study and enjoyment of the natural world, managing natural habitat to the benefit of birds and other wildlife.

The conservation and protection of the Cross River Gorilla and its rainforest environment by: - working with organisations active in conservation, education and development; - scientific research activity on the flora and fauna of the rainforest ecosystem, - the relief of poverty in displaced local communities; - education in the conservation of the biodiversity of rainforests.

To promote the preservation, conservation and protection of East Africa's wildlife and natural heritage, and to advance, for the benefit of the public, education in the principles and practices of conservation.