Environment Charities

Raising funds for the sole benefit of current pupils at Tickford Park Primary School.

We have a sponsered 'Rise and Shine' jog for the children each May. During the school year we hold discos. We also collect clothes for recycling. We also hold a Christmas and summer fair

The management and maintenance of and improvements to the Sheldon Field for the purposes of recreation, sport and wildlife to the benefit of the local community

Bridgend & District Beekeepers Association encourages, improves and advances beekeeping in Bridgend and the surrounding areas for the benefit of all. The Association provides both theory and practical courses and a programme of talks on beekeeping and associated topics for beginners and more experienced members. Those who do not keep bees but are interested in the topic are also welcome.

Laptop, Computer and Server recycling for the public and organisations. Refurbishing laptops and computers and giving to those people who cant afford to buy new digital devices to reduce digital poverty.

RE-Betchworth works to promote the conservation, protection and regeneration of the natural environment for the benefit of the public in the area covered by Betchworth Parish Council and adjoining parishes and helps raise awareness of practices for a more sustainable future.

1. The provision of burial and cremated remains plots for a fee.2. The provision of historical information relating to the Cemetery and its founding dissenting congregations.3. The establishment of a nature trail and wildlife areas in the cemetery for the benefit and wellbeing of visitors and said wildlife.

Promoting nature conservation and enhancing the biodiversity of Pensford Field for future generations; encouraging environmental education through local school and community involvement, by raising awareness of the site as a community wildlife and nature reserve.

We operate in the city of Hereford to support the children and staff of Riverside Primary School, by raising funds to support extra opportunities for our children

To sponsor the preservation,beautification and public use of the Well Creek in all its aspects, including boating and navigation,fishing,skating,nature conservation and village landscaping and amenities

The Herefordshire Beekeepers' Association supports and promotes beekeeping in the county of Herefordshire. We run training and social events with the aim of helping our membership improve their beekeeping. We have an Association apiary at Holme Lacy which we use for teaching purposes. We also give talks and demonstrations to local interested groups and schools.

To advance, promote and carry out charitable purposes of the Founder and other trustees. Grants will be made to support humanitarium causes; green, environmental and wildlife issues; and arts productions and students.

The conservation and preservation of fauna in Africa in particular by funding and supporting the development and implementation of programmes to conserve and protect the large carnivores of Namibia.To advance education in the conservation, protection, and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

The objects are to promote the craft of keeping of honey bees and to provide education and practical support to enhance the standard of beekeeping husbandry and quality of forage available to honey bees and other pollinators

Provision of donations, services, equipment or items to individuals, charities & organisations in need in the UK, Indian sub-continent or Africa, concerned with:a) Prevention or relief of poverty;b) Education of economically disadvantaged communities;c) Relief of sickness and preservation of health;d) Provision of nutritious food;e) Conservation of the environment;f) Relief of old age.

Grant making charity with priority to wildlife protection, prevention of human suffering, and military related.

Advancing public knowledge of the flora and fauna of Christchurch Harbour and its surrounds, with particular emphasis on ornithology. Encouraging conservation, conducting counts, organising walks and talks, publishing an Annual Report, supporting ringing and research projects, including funding, and publishing of results.

Promoting the use of Wanstead Parklands; providing facilities or opportunities for recreation for the public at large, by the preservation, promotion, support and improvement of Wanstead Parklands; promoting the conservation and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Wanstead Parklands; advancing public education in the character, archaeology and history of Wanstead Parklands.

Management and conservation of woodland and associated wildlife

The activities are undertaken in the Runnymede area and comprise:The positive recycling of quality household furniture and other household goods to needy and disadvantaged individuals and families.Undertaking short term projects for needy individuals and families e.g. gardening and DIYOrganising the collection and distributing of food for needy individuals and families.

Forest Kids exists to enable children and young people in the Ash area and beyond to find a place of belonging where they can explore the Christian faith, improve their mental and physical wellbeing, and cultivate an interest in and care for the natural environment. This is done through regular age-appropriate group activities in a woodland setting.

recycling and the promotion and education of reuse of waste materials.

Establishing Food Security. Growing food for nutrition to prevent malnutrition and improve mental and physical health by promoting effective waste management systems. Installing DRY sanitation systems to prevent ground water pollution and the spread of disease. Train awareness to generate self sufficient communities, schools and villages thus avoiding Government and charitable handouts for food.

To promote, for the benefit of the public, conservation, protection, improvement of the physical and natural environment and biological diversity of the Thistley Place Meadow Nature Reserve.

Barnwood N2 operates within the grounds of the green open space on Tarling Road, East Finchley N2. We're the guardians of the land, maintaining the existing flora and actively working to enhance and increase its biodiversity and habitats. Our aim is to provide a meeting area and space for events and learning for the general benefit of the community and in conjunction with other local agencies.