Environment Charities

To raise public awareness about the Holmfirth Conservation Area, along with the importance locally, of the buildings and their setting, both historically and architecturally.To work with statutory authorities, groups (local or national) and individuals to conserve and enhance both the built and natural environment of the Holmfirth Conservation Area and its immediate surrounding area.

The charity's principle activity, although not restricted to, is the provision and distribution of grants and donations to charitable organisations for the purpose of the promotion of the conservation of the physical and natural environment for the public benefit.

The main objective of the charity is to supply other charities with goods and commodities to help them raise funds by the protection and preservation of the environment for the public benefit by the promotion of waste reduction, re-use reclamation and recycling of surplus materials.

The advancement of the arts and science focusing on the health benefits of the natural environment to the public by funding and promoting research / activities that investigate and support said subject.

To run or support projects in Penarth which put an emphasis on the natural environment

We help create a well maintained and attractive public park that will enhance the quality of life for local people and act as a focus for bringing the community together. We raise funds in a variety of ways to improve the facilities in the Park, and encourage and facilitate educational activities when possible, including working with the local schools to arrange educational events.

We are a UK charity set up to financially support our rescue centre and conservation project in the Peruvian amazon jungle. We have an established and growing conservation project in Peru, which is home to an array of animals. We provide care and temporary homes to animals that have been maltreated, and confiscated by the Peruvian government from the illegal wildlife trade.

The principal activity of the charity is develop a community wood with benches on the Tweed path remembering the members of the community of Horncliffe who served in WWII. Woodland will be planted and benches and appropriate interpretation installed. The plan will also celebrate wildlife, art and photography and the history of fishing by coble and net. See https://www.bagw.co.uk.

To pull together cross cutting objectives around improving children's health , achieving 'behaviour change' around transport choices and addressing environmental and road safety concerns.It seeks to encourage parents to adapt more sustainable ways of travelling to school and reduce car journeys reducing road danger ,air pollution from cars and traffic congestion especially around school gates.

We recycle waste clothing to fund the building of schools in Africa.

The advancement of education in relation to environmental and ecological matters through the promotion of organic and sustainable farming and land management practices on the Cholderton Estate in Wiltshire.To further exclusively charitable purposes according to the law in England and Wales as the charity trustees shall in their absolute discretion determine.

The distribution of Community benefit payments received from Sheriffhales CIC to approved projects in the Parish

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE WELLBEING (PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH) FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, IN A SAFE, HEALTHY, ECO-FRIENDLY & PRO-RECYCLING ENVIRONMENT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT LIMITED TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To advance the education of doctors, nurses, midwives, paramedics and othermedical professionals in the field of medicine, including by the provision of formaltraining and by providing placement opportunities for individuals to continue theirlearning, development and education through practice and the exchange of skills andexperience.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION, TRAINING, LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, WHO ARE EITHER DISENGAGED FROM OR NO LONGER IN EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT OR TRAINING, BY PROVIDING CREATIVE AND PRACTICAL LAND-BASED AND ECO-SYSTEM EDUCATION; TO HELP DEVELOP THEIR CAPABILITIES, CONFIDENCE, LIFE SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE; AND TO PROMOTE RESEARCH INTO SUCH PATTERNS OF EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT

The Elmet Greenway group are volunteers from Cross Gates, Scholes and Thorner who share a vision of creating a Greenway supporting wildlife and leisure. Along sections of the former Leeds to Wetherby this will become an key asset open to all.

We are focused on promoting renewable energy and sustainable living through education and empowerment. Our mission is to educate young people and communities, providing them with knowledge to reduce carbon footprints, lower CO2 emissions, and foster a greener future. Additionally, we prioritize equal access to education for girls and women, empowering them to pursue their goals.

Norfolk Badger Trust aims to promote and enhance the welfare, conservation and protection of badgers and their setts and habitats in Norfolk. Engaging with the public is also a key objective. Activities to this end are run throughout the year, including talks, local wildlife fairs and field trips. NBT also provide an advisory service, e.g. for developers, landowners and the general public.

The Kingsdown Land Trust aims to restore the land to it's natural habitat. The first phase of this process is to monitor and record the natural vegetation which is done by volunteers. We are also consulting with organisations such as the Kent Wildlife Trust and the Woodland Trust about how to proceed.

New Green Path works on projects in selected Least Developed Countries that link nature conservation and income generation for rural and remote communities.

The work of AVS is to serve Humanity and Nature in three ways1. Through the creation and protection of reservoirs of optimum biodiversity (biodiversity sanctuaries). 2. Through the provision of spaces out in Nature for the practice of meditation.3. Through practical education related to natural cultivation, ecology, traditional arts and crafts and meditation.

Our planet's biosphere is under increasing pressure from pollution, climate change, overexploitation and land-use change. Biodiversity is rapidly declining. How will the biosphere respond, how societies be affected, how can this change be steered to the benefit of humanity? IITE aims to promote advancement, teaching and application of theoretical ecology in order to address these questions.

- For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals including wildlife and domestic pets, in need of care and attention within East Sussex by providing financial support to established (within premises) local charities working to rescue, treat and rehome animals via fundraising activities.

Jaguar Matses Connection is carrying out Jaguar conservation activities in the Peruvian Amazon. We are working closely with the Matses native community to reduce human wildlife conflict.

Trace Planet works to promote environmental regeneration as a key solution to slow down climate change, engaging communities and organizations to transition from an extractive to a regenerative mindset, and to trigger behavioural change that leads to measurable impact. We do this through research, education (running workshops and events) and developing multi-stakeholder coalitions for regeneration