Environment Charities

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the River Marden and its tributaries, from its source to its confluence with the River Avon, together with the surrounding habitats, and wildlife of its catchment basin, and to educate the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and history of the valley.

To promote and further the craft of beekeeping.To educate the public and our members in all aspects of beekeeping and the importance of bees in the environment.

Organising fund raising events to support Primary School

In Crickhowell the club carries out fund raising events: running the County recycling site, annual Duck Race, to raise funds for local and international charities recognised by Rotary. We also participate in organising Rotary "Youth competitions and Youth Leadership Awards.

We give grants for the following: Prevention and relief of poverty through grants to uk charities working many in the 3rd World.Environmental protection and improvement of flora and fauna through grants to uk charities working in the 3rd World. We support horticulture in the uk. Advancement of education mainly for adults in the 3rd World. d) relief in need for x members of UK armed forces.

fund raising to keep the community hall running for local activities such as short mat bowls, badminton, table tennis, art class, hiring out for events such as the odd wedding, harvest suppers, garden club meeting, village history society west somerset wildlife trust

The Lotus Project is a Charitable Incorporated Organization (CIO) operating in Vietnam created to alleviate poverty and set the foundation of economic development in rural areas. The aim is to implement renewable energy usage and education within ethnic minority groups, while alleviating poverty by creating jobs, in the more remote unattended regions.

BBA is a volunteer-led organisation based on Clapham Common, formed to promote environmental sustainability, food growing and the support of wildlife. BBA has three growing spaces including a large community garden with a field kitchen. These provide people with an opportunity to get outdoors to learn, share and practise horticultural skills, meet people and be at one with the natural world.

education, providing advice, practical conservation, and protecting wildlife in and around Ipswich

1. Create and improve habitats within the village of Swanwick, Swanwick parish council boundary, in Derbyshire and the immediate surrounding area, neighbouring villages and towns, Ripley, Alfreton, Pentrich, Leabrooks, Riddings, Somercotes, for biodiversity. 2. Engage residents of Swanwick with nature and provide educational opportunities about local and national ecology.

Money is raised from fairs, bingo nights, movie nights, raffles and recycling. The money goes to Acton Park Primary School to enhance resources

The WEG is enhancing biodiversity in Worcester and environs. We help residents to understand more about and connect with nature.

The charity runs a care farm, which also produces educational benefits to the community and enhances habitats for local wildlife.

The Charity is very small and can only support selected worthy causes targeted and holding prior approval by the Trustees in the areas of medical research, health and well-being, and to animal, wildlife and environmental concerns and those who find themselves in particular hardship. The Trust regrets it cannot make other arbitrary donations however deserving.

Maple Lodge Conservation Society was founded in 1983 with the objective of ensuring that Maple Lodge Nature Reserve continues to provide a safe habitat for wildlife and a pleasant and interesting place for people to visit.The Society has continued to develop and improve the Reserve with a careful management plan and in partnership with the owners, Thames Water.

We own Ewyas Harold Common Herefordshire and manage it to provide amenity space for the local community, maintain & improve the habitat for wildlife and support grazing. We work with local volunteers and those with registered rights and advance education on conservation.

We promote the conservation, protection and understanding of badgers, their setts and habitats in Oxfordshire and elsewhere. Activities include recording badger setts/ sightings and reporting wildlife crime. We provide a badger rescue service. We liaise with professionals, the public to resolve badger issues. We train volunteers and offer education. We own and manage a small ancient wood.

TO CONSERVE, RESTORE AND RE-ESTABLISH NATIVE TREES, PLANTS AND ALL TYPES OF WILDLIFE BY PROVISION OF A COMMUNITY WOODLAND AREA IN TARVIN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE AND WITH THE VIEW TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

School summer & Xmas Fete - quiz nights barn dance Craft Morning Cake sales Disco Textile recycling Camping nights

Our objective is to influence the governance of large corporations and nations to improve the efficiency of the capitalist system, via a more transparent competition network, a more inclusive labour market and communities, and a thriving natural environment

To advance the education of the public and beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and promotethe importance of bees in the environment. We offer education in the craft of beekeeping.

TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE CONSERVATION PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BY MANUFACTURING, INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING NEST BOXES FOR OWLS, OTHER BIRDS AND MAMMALS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

The Foundation's objective is the relief of sickness and the promotion of health in children and former members of the armed forces who are mentally or physically disabled. The ultimate goal is to build a unique property for providing or assisting in the provision of respite holidays at Habitat First Group sites.

Wild Marlow helps to promote and encourage the protection, improvement and conservation of the biodiversity and physical environment specifically for wild species within the four Marlow wards (Greater Marlow Ward, Flackwell Heath and Little Marlow Ward, Marlow North and West Ward, Marlow South East Ward).

Wildlife conservation & the burial of humans in nature reserves.