Environment Charities

Environmental network for area of Penwith. Environmental Education. Community participation in growing food and wildlife management and conservation.

Conservation charity promoting understanding of the native red squirrel within Cornwall, and undertaking habitat improvement with a view to reintroducing the wild red squirrel to Cornwall.

Recycling of educational resources for donations. English language Training

The conservation and preservation of land in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and the promotion of the diversification of flora and fauna.

To promote the conservation of the marine environment worldwide for the public benefit by engaging the public in scientific study and to facilitate research of marine plankton and the food chain in order to advance collective knowledge and understanding of the marine ecosystem and to maintain biodiversity for the public good.

GLoL is best described by visualising the structure of a leaf, smaller veins connect the wild, natural and educational spaces to a central spine. All of which can be explored on foot or by bike to embrace healthier living, and learn to coexist with nature. this is a modern art project, with outcomes in mental and physical health, climate change, biodiversity, conservation, education, ecotourism

To provide access for the community to the green open space for recreational purpose. To maintain a balance for the local wildlife and flora to flourish.

The Charity?s Objects are to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and protection of the Great crested newt in statutory protected sites and connected areas in North East Wales.

Our mission is to educate children to end the demand for the illegal wildlife trade and to inspire them with the wonder of the wild world. Tale2Tail will reduce the demand for ivory by inspiring & empowering children. We are putting together full educational resources for teachers and these resource packs will be in a variety of languages for teachers to implement globally.

Improving the communities play amenities through installating more play equiptment.We manage the local recycling site, income generated helps to maintain the socal recreational facilitiesfor people of all ages and abilities

to protect and conserve the countryside, seas and local shoreline;to help protect the flora and fauna and threatened habitats within the local area;to increase opportunity and access to sites of environmental and conservation interest;to highlight and promote environmental strategies/projects, which will help reduce social isolationto raise awareness of environment and conservation issues

We seek to restore inform and educate.We do this by offering an insight into the secret lives of wild creatures by showcasing natural events using a live camera system which is broadcast over the internet and other platforms.We make films and offer first hand immersive field visits to schools,scout groups,forest schools in order to inform,educate and experience the natural wonders of wildlife.

The main aims of the group are the conservation of natural wildlife habitats within the Martlesham area. We do this by - encouraging an awareness of natural habitats, and of the need for their active conservation.- organising working parties to conserve the flora and fauna of the Martlesham area, and working for the continued existence of wildlife habitats for future generations.

Restoration of Bruton Abbey Park under Countryside Stewardship funded by DEFRA, using mainly but not exclusively voluntary labour, on hedges and wildlife sites, including fishponds together with picturesque landscape featuring Bruton Dovecote (H.T.) co-operating with Bruton Community Partnership and South Somerset District Council. Also vetting planning applications.

* To work in collaboration with others to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment of Hob Moor. * To promote Hob Moor as an open space amenity for education, recreation and leisure time occupation. * To promote research into the history and ecology of Hob Moor.

These are: 1) The prevention or relief of poverty, the advancement of education, the relief of sickness and preserve the health of people residing in the Philippines by the provision of grants, items and services; 2) To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment; and 3) Any other object that is exclusively charitable in nature.

Development and distribution of teaching material, regarding peace education to primary school aged children and teenagers. Seminars for teachers and parents to enhance and expand their views on peace/conflict, conservation of the environment etcDeveloping a curriculum for self peace education

Maintain a Community Orchard for the people of Penhill Swindon. Weekly work parties. Maintaining a bird berry border and bug boxes to enhance for wildlife and keeping weekly records of sightings. General maintainance includes weeding around trees, pruning, keeping a lively blackberry under control, fencing around the Orchard, the two units on site for tools/storage and a canteen.

1. The relief of poverty or financial hardship, by providing zero carbon housing for people who live in the parishes of Wirksworth and Middleton by Wirksworth. 2. To advance education and the protection of the environment, in particular but not exclusively by providing training, exhibitions, presentations and publications on the environmental and financial benefits of reduced fossil fuel use.

Restoration and conservation of the Bishops Waltham North Pond. Including:- Initial restoration, improvement and ongoing maintenance- Enhancement of the conservation area for plants and wildlife- Enhancement of the visual amenity for the benefit of the Parish- Involvement of local people and organisations in the restoration and conservation- Collaboration with the South Pond management

To promote, for the benefit of the public including those with disabilities, the conservation protection and improvement, of the physical and natural environment of Wembdon Parklands. By raising funds to create a woodland nature trail, that benefits the well being of inhabitants of Wembdon and the surrounding areas. Providing, pathways, tree, hedges, sensory borders, seating & natural habitats.

Our mission is to protect the future of humanity and other species by promoting and explaining science endorsed solutions to the climate emergency. We promote and represent the views of more than 20000 scientists who have signed the four great scientists warning to humanity. We aim to educate leaders and the public by telling it how it is unfettered by governments and other state actors

Manage two wildlife reserves. Keep footpaths in the area clear. Hold walks. Assist the local school with wildlife projects.

To promote nature conservation and the improvement of the physical & national environment, particularly by the provision of a nature reserve in the village of Ratley, Oxfordshire.

LCRN's mission is to enable sustainable community-based solutions to resource management challenges in London. Our role is to lead the application of sustainable community based solutions to London's resource management challenges. We do this by working with our members to develop infrastructure, build capabilities, raise awareness and grow the market for community-based resource management.