Environment Charities

1. Advance education of the public, particularly but not exclusively, in field of financial awareness; 2. To improve the health of the public through research into the prevention and cure of disease; 3. To advance the protection of the environment in particular by promoting more efficient use of resources; 4. Other objects and purposes that are exclusively charitable within laws of England & Wales

1) We promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and work to develop biological diversity of the area in Bishop Middleham, County Durham known as Castle Lake.2) To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

To take care of meadow and any other natural area donated to the Trust in perpetuity for the local community. To preserve and care for the natural environment and encourage biodiversity. To allow public access to the community to enjoy these areas.

Education of the importance of biodiversity via global school, community and family orientated projects.

Talks, walks, visits, family activities (all open to members and the public). Local wildlife conservation tasks, biological surveys, advisory services, species identification training (all restricted by limited available resources). Promoting wildlife conservation, including wildlife gardening, through leaflets and local displays.

Creation of a community orchard and wildlife haven in the hamlet of Bagley, Somerset for the principal purpose of community enhancement and enjoyment

helps young people and groups in both social welfare and Christian religious education to the benefit of those young people

We hold events throughout the year to educate and encourage local people to protect and enhancebiodiversity across the Ascot area, starting in their own gardens. We encourage people to record what is living around the Ascot area via our website and through specificemail appeals.

The Brighton Society covers Brighton & Hove and immediate surroundings. It is designed to stimulate public interest in the area; promote high standards of planning, architecture and design, as well as improve features of the urban and natural environment of historic, townscape or public interest. Newsletters and illustrated talks demonstrate issues in which the Society has been involved.

Firstly, to develop a greater appreciation of the unique properties of HOCl so that all can benefit from cleaner and safer water; enhanced cleanliness of primary food products; less environmental pollution and reduced reliance on the current range of anti-microbial materials.Secondly, to position the HOCl Trust as a reliable, authoritative, unbiased and independent source of information on HOC

To build, then maintain a community garden in Rhos, providing individual and communal gardening plots as well as a community are, public space and wildlife area

Community woodland management and other nature conservation / education activities

The Charity provides a Sensory Garden for all the people of Trowbridge and its visitors. Its aim is to help with mental wellbeing and the preservation of the garden's important local heritage. It gives opportunities to learn new skills associated with working as part of a garden group that nurtures a love of plants, wildlife and the environment.

It is a wildlife memorial garden in the village of Escrick, North Yorkshire commemorating the life of Queen Elizabeth 11. Residents have been involved in creating, designing, planting and maintaining this garden.

The acquisition and preservation of areas of countryside as a habitat and sanctuary for plant and wildlife and the stimulation and encouragement of interest by the public in the foregoing.

WE ARE INSTALLING OUTDOOR GYM EQUIPMENT FOR TEENAGERS AND SENIOR CITIZENS TO ENJOY KEEPING FIT WHILST THE YOUNGER CHILDREN CAN PLAY ON THE SWINGS,FUN-TRAIL AND OTHER PLAY EQUIPMENT WHICH WE ARE HAVING INSTALLED. THERE WILL ALSO BE A WILD-LIFE AREA. THIS WILL ALL BE IN AN ALLOTMENT WHICH HAS NOT BEEN USED FOR MANY YEARS.

Christmas Bazaar - Held at Shaftesbury High School, Easyfundraising, Clothes recycling ,Bingo Night - Held at Shaftesbury High School, Summer Fair - Held at Shaftesbury High School. Summer Family BBQ and Disco - Held at Shaftesbury High School

Adding to collective knowledge on transport and health and educating and informing the public in general, scientists, social scientists, engineers, public health professionals, transport professionals and decision-makers in relation to the wide range of impacts transport and health have on each other. Key fields of concern include active travel, air pollution, climate change , transport safety etc

Grant making to specialist orginisations working on Climate Change. The trust does not suggest making applications unless asked by the trust. (Please note the trust has since April 2015 changed focus away from special education and community development, and may not respond to requests unless a request has been asked for by the trust)

The Fund improves conservation by bringing further environmental education to local people. By engaging the local community the destruction of natural habitat and scourge of poaching can be ended.Presently the Fund operates only in Zambia, Zambia has some of Africa's great wilderness areas and is possibly the last best chance to preserve wildlife in as natural an environment as possible.

CONVERTED A DERELICT OLD SCHOOL {DEMOLISHED} INTO A GREEN AREA FOR USE OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. LARGE GRASS AREA PLUS PLANTING OF SHRUBS ,BUSHES AND TREES. CONTINUING MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SITE. CURRENTLY WORKING to improve the bio diversity of the site and establish it as a wildlife garden and important community rescource.

To purchase and maintain Box Wood, Gloucestershire on behalf of the community in order to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment at Box Wood for the public benefit and to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment.

For the public benefit and the advancement of environmental improvement, including but not limited to themitigation of climate change and urban overheating and the improvement of air and water qualityand biodiversity by the planting of trees and other plants and the provision of associated infrastructurewithin Derby City and the surrounding area.

Upkeep and maintenance of the historic non-conformist burial ground known as Zion Graveyard in Attercliffe, Sheffield. Gardening and nurturing of wildlife, access improvements and preservation of the memorials. Also to inform and educate children and adults about the significance of the site, the area and those buried there, especially anti-slavery campaigner and philanthropist Mary Anne Rawson.

Conservation and wildlife