Environment Charities

1. To promote conservation of biological diversity in Indonesian Borneo ;2. To advance the education of the public regarding tropical biodiversity conservation in Indonesian Borneo 3. To promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public by: (a) the preservation, conservation and the protection of the environment

TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE AREA OF WEST MERSEA HARBOUR, ESSEX, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROTECTING WEST MERSEA HARBOUR FROM EXCESSIVE EROSION BY CLIMATE CHANGE STORM WAVES BUT STILL ALLOW NATURAL COASTAL PROCESS TO APPLY AND IMPACT;

Day care facility for elderly.

Our object is to promote the conservation of the natural environment and wildlife of Malawi for the public benefit by providing grant funding for the Blantyre Branch of the Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi (BWESM) and by raising public awareness of its work.

For Birds Foundation (formerly ProAves Foundation) leads conservation efforts through science, strong community relations and protection of the most important sites and landscapes for birds and biodiversity. Our mission is to protect birds and their habitats through land purchase, research, conservation action and community outreach. No support for school or gap year work.

General beekeeping and education activities.

Huntingfield Millennium Green CIO manages an area of grassland, features include a boules pitch, a play area with play equipment, a football pitch, picnic tables and a wildflower meadow including our community orchard.The trustees manage these facilities to provide a place for local residents and visitors for relaxation, recreation, sports and contact with the natural environment.

The Trust provides grants to charities and groups and individuals within the terms of the objects of the Trust Deed. These include advancing the Christian faith, alleviating poverty, relief of sickness and the promotion of health, conserving and improving the natural environment and promoting excellence in art. The main focus is on North Norfolk and Nottingham.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and restoration of the wildlife and wildlife habitats of Otley and surrounding area, in addition to progressing Otley's nature recovery plan.To advance the education and appreciation of the public regarding the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Informal sport, children's play area, Multi Games Area, youth shelter, local events and activities, natural areas for nature conservation.

Beekeeping activities. Education of public and shows. Pollination services.

The main object of the charity is to establish, support and maintain special protection areas for the conservation and control of wildlife and their habitat. It is also concerned with wildlife educational studies, the promotion of conservation and associated research both in the UK and abroad.

Association of beekeepers and interested parties, promotion and education of beekeeping. Running social, educational and practical events. Affiliated to the British Beekeepers' Association.

Beekeeping, collecting swarms for the public when reported. Educating the public and recruiting new beekeepers by attending local shows.

We take care of animals, wildlife, nature and people. From looking after animals who have nobody, maintaining safe spaces for wildlife to flourish, creating habitats for the reintroduction of endangered wildlife to connecting people with the natural world.We work towards reharmonising people with the outdoors and encouraging respect for natural surroundings.

Support the relief of poverty in society, the advancement of health, conservation, protection and improvement of the physical natural environment. Support for the advancement of education particularly to those with special needs and those impoverished communities around the world.

We are a conservation charity set up to restore 76 hectares of woodland which form part of the Crown lands of the New Forest, known as Pondhead Inclosure near Lyndhurst, Hampshire. We operate under a 10 year license from the Forestry Commission and our aim is to improve the area's biodiversity and public enjoyment by management of the woodland with a team of conservation volunteers.

The activities organised by the CIO to promote cycling for all throughout the Windsor community by encouraging residents and visitors into or back to cycling include recycling affordable bicycles, teaching mechanical skills, sharing knowledge and resource, and running events and rides.

Rescue/rehabilitate sick and injured wildlife and return them to their home territory. To respond/ take action to ensure the welfare of all animals in need brought to our attention . To accept casualities if member of the public or vet practice is able to bring them to us as we no longer have funds to replace or operate an ambulance.Tell young people & other groups how to protect wildlife.

Little Foxes continues to provide the best care we can for all the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife that comes our way. We have updated and improved our outside runs and hope to be able in due course to purchase a small piece of land for our own use. We are looking at ways to increase our income in these costly times

Friends of Ilkley Riverside Parks (FOIRP) work in partnership with Bradford Council. We plan Park improvements and seek to raise the necessary funding to achieve these improvements. In addition, FOIRP organise regular Work Parties throughout the year to ensure all the essential maintenance work required is carried out, where the Council no longer have the resources to ensure these are done.

Undertake such exclusively charitable objects or purposes in the United Kingdom or any other part of the world as Trustees in their absolute discretion think fit including but not limited to the advancement of education in any subjects which concern the built and natural environments or the theory of and practice of surveying in any of its aspects, in such ways as the Trustees think fit.

To promote beekeeping through education and training for the benefit of the environment and mankind because of the important role of bees in the production of food. Children/young people, people with disabilities and special needs and other charities/voluntary bodies are also beneficiaries.

THE PROMOTION OF HORTICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY AND IN PARTICULAR THOSE WHO LIVE IN OR VISIT RAINFORD BY THE PROVISION OF FLORAL DISPLAYS, SHRUBS AND LANDSCAPES IN PLACES VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC AND BY PROMOTION OF CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and enhancement of the physical and natural environment of Swythamley, Danebridge, Wincle.