Environment Charities

Conserve/preserve the area of the Lickey Hills in north Worces./sw B'ham for the general public's: enjoyment, recreation, knowledge, education, general well-being.By protection of: landscape, flora, fauna, architecture, historical significants and general character.Activities include: raising of funds; talks & lectures; walks & visits; scrutiny of development plans; conservation activities.

The WHPT objectives are to:Develop specialist wildlife habitats.Provide educational visits to support the national curriculum and enhance learning.Using our sites and resources we aim to improve opportunities for disadvantaged and vulnerable people by building skills and enhancing their lives in order to enable them to play a fuller role in the community and improve their life choices.

Protection of the environment around Jordans Village, Buckinghamshire UK and provision of small grants for amenities in the area

We work to stimulate and develop public interest in the Garden City ethos through engagement and education, and to help secure and sustain the conservation and enhancement of the built and natural environment of Welwyn Garden City. Our Trust Objects 1 to 6 describe how we maximise delivery and can be viewed at www.welwyngarden-heritage.org

To promote enhance improve protect and conserve the physical and natural environmentand its natural beauty for the public benefit within a broad area centredon the Rusland valley and fells. To advance education and interest in the Landscape and natural environment and in the skills and knowledge associated with the conservation and improvement ofthe physical, natural and social environment.

The Island is managed for people to enjoy and for the protection of wildlife. When these aims conflict, the protection of wildlife will normally take precedence.

To promote and raise awareness, for the public benefit, conservation, protection and recovery of the permafrost through prevention and/or mitigation of the impact of climate change on the permafrost and prevention and/or mitigation of the impacts of the thawing permafrost has on climate change by releasing dangerous levels of methane.

THESE INCLUDE OUTINGS, BUT AS PRIVATE HIRE IS SO EXPENSIVE I USE DEVIZES PHAB'S MINIBUSES WHICH MEANS UNFORTUNATELY, THAT WE CAN ONLY GO OUT DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS. DURING THE LAST YEAR WE HAVE BEEN TO SLIMBRIDGE WILDLIFE CENTRE, OXFORD FOR LUNCH , CADNAM FOR A RIDE OUT AND THEN CALLING AT A CARVERY FOR LUNCH AND A TRIP TO POOLE.

The conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment by supporting wildlife and promoting biological diversity in the parish of Cookham and its immediate vicinity.To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment through regular, talks, walks, workshops and other events.

The relief of poverty in Kafountine and surrounding areas in the Casamance, Senegal through support forprojects including, but not restricted to education, economic development and environmental sustainability. Principally through fund raising but other forms of help, such as technical expertise, may be offered

We have created and maintain a wildlife garden close to the centre of Morpeth. It provides a haven for residents and visitors. Development and maintenance is organised by the Trustees with the help of a group of Friends.It is also used by local schools from time to time and by the Cubs, Scouts and Guides. Each June we hold fund raising Garden Fete.

Provision of building for services/activities for the benefit of residents of Stainton Parish, including educational, leisure activities and entertainment.Peservation of historic building listed grade llPromotion and intergration of measures, technologies into historic buildings to reduce carbon footprints and where possible a net exporter of energy by use of renewable energy generation.

To assist various organisations and charities with projects for the conservation, protection or other benefit of parrots and wildlife both in the UK and abroad.

"To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by establishing, promoting and maintaining an Education and Wildlife centre on Healey Road, Scunthorpe".

Public Park Conservationan area of natural, semi-natural or planted space set aside for human enjoyment and recreation or for the protection of wildlife or natural habitats.

The charity supports and furthers the craft of beekeeping within Hertford and Ware, and surrounding areas, and provides education to the public in the importance of bees in the environment.

The Charity's objects are:To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and management of Dalby Forest and the surrounding forests and lands owned or managed by the Forestry Commission within the North York Moors National Park, to which the general public has access, in particular its natural history, ecology and wildlife.

The objects of the Trust are to conserve and protect for the public benefit, wildlife flora and fauna in Britain.

We provide free recycled sports shoes, which we collect through donations from the community, to enable participation in sports and activities. We promote the benefits of recycling and reusing sports shoes. We raise awareness of the beneficial effect that participation in sports and exercise has on both mental and physical health. We currently operate in Herts and Beds.

Maintenance and management of Local Nature Reserve for public access, and associated activities, by voluntary means.

THE TRUST HAS WORKED TOWARDS THE VESTING OF THE DIAMOND JUBILEE GARDENS IN THE TRUST.THE TRUST HAS ORGANISED AND HELD PUBLIC, RECREATIONAL AND COMMUNITY EVENTS ON DIAMOND JUBILEE GARDENS WHICH HAVE BEEN FREE, FUN, EDUCATIONAL AND INTER-ACTIVE.

The aims of the charity are to support the conservation and welfare of wildlife and wildlife habitats in Zimbabwe.We do this via education and awareness, wildlife veterinary care and rehabilitation and campaigns such as the dehorning of rhino (to protect them from poaching), the provision of specialist wildlife security cameras, ecological research projects and anti-poaching training to rangers.

Management and improvement of Jubilee Stone Wood and Badgers Wood Nature Reserves in Cheston Combe, Backwell, North Somerset by use of volunteer effort to facilitate biodiversity and to create a recreational and educational resource for the district. Programme of events for members and public.

Our main charitable purposes are to provide activities that are of benefit to children; to encourage the participation of older and more isolated people; to provide opportunities for volunteering in recreational gardening and gaining knowledge of wildlife and nature. We provide social activities for everyone living in the vicinity of High Kingsdown and support during the Covid 19 crisis.

A 'Good Neighbours' Scheme for the elderly. Community activities for the Christmas Lights Switch On, a Christmas Market and Chadderton Family Fun Day. A community allotment and woodland project to provide a wildlife space with walks, children's play space, pond dipping facilities, raised beds for cultivation of flowers and vegetables run by the local Brownie Group.