Environment Charities

We aim to prevent or suppress cruelty and to relieve the suffering of animals; and to advance public education about animals, the animal kingdom and in the care and treatment of animals throughout the world.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the National Landscape known as the Dedham Vale.

The object of the CIO is to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity of the Hythe area of the river Colne, Colchester.

The encouragement and assistance, both financial and in kind, of innovation in replacing plastics and microplastics using wool and other materials. To foster innovation, thereby reducing the creation of new plastic materials and the threats to the environment by climate change emissions, caused by the creation of plastic.

Provide a FREE uniform recycling service to those experiencing financial hardship.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment through the planting, care, nurture, and cultivation of trees in the United Kingdom.To advance the education of the public, in particular children and young people, in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

The advancement of the Christian faith, in Burton-on-Trent, the surrounding districts, the UK & the world in such ways as the Charity Trustees may from time to time decide;The relief of persons in condition of need or distress by reason of financial hardship, age, ill-health, disability or such other economic or social disadvantage.

The RPAC will promote and advance the education within the performing arts and service 3 primary, 1 SEND and 1 secondary school with potential for more schools being build in the area. The RPAC will promote equal opportunity for further education and pathways into the creative industries locally and in London.The purpose is to raise the aspirations of cultural participation in the borough.

Activities: Establishment of nature reserves, and land management for rewilding and nature conservation; Woodland restoration and invertebrate conservation; Wildlife survey and biodiversity research benefitting UK wildlife and promoting education of the public.

The objects of NHSN CIO are the encouragement by every means of the study of natural history in all its branches and the conservation of the natural environment in north east England including its geology, flora and fauna

Feed the Birds is a nature-focused befriending programme aimed at people over 18 experiencing loneliness or social isolation. Trained volunteers visit once a week to provide and maintain a bird feeding station and to chat with their client. Founded in 2016 by Shropshire Wildlife Trust, Feed the Birds became a stand alone charity in May 2024.

Somerset Beekeepers Association (SBKA) is one of over 60 County Beekeeping associations and whose purpose is to advance the education of the public and beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and to promote the importance of bees in the environment. The SBKA has 12 branches covering Somerset. All offer local training programmes and events to its members and to the public.

We believe addressing climate change starts with connecting to nature: by inspiring our community to engage with their environment and access the economic, health & social benefits of sustainable living. We make this happen through events, films, practical projects, nature-based experiences & broad community networking.

The branch operates a wildlife animal centre to rescue wild animals and rehabilitate and release them. The branch also facilitates fostering of cats. We provide assistance with the cost of veterinary treatment for owners on benefits and to have their pets neutered and microchipped.We distribute advice on animal welfare matters.This is largely funded by our network of charity shops.

We empower individuals and communities to reduce waste, embrace recycling, and protect our planet.

Furthering the craft of beekeeping through education and supportEducating the public of the importance of honeybees to the environmentProviding honeybee swarm collection services to the public

The objects of the Charity is to promote the work and objects of the RSPCA, in particular the welfare of animals and in accordance with the policies of the RSPCA. The Charity includes rescuing and rehoming domestic and stock animals and rescuing and releasing wildlife. The Charity operates across 400 square miles in Hampshire.

Our land management activities continue with tree and hedge planting as well as the maintenance of meadow land and ponds. We are also maintaining boundaries and have sadly had to remove some ash trees due to ash dieback this year. Our fund raising, planting and other activities can now be followed on our website https://www.richmondshirelandscapetrust.org.

Wildlife resacue, rehabilitation and release in the Bexhill and Hastings are. Promoting and raising awareness of best practice and care of wildlife to the public.

The Apex Foundation is a not-for-profit entity set up by Apex Group to support charitable initiatives and projects that promote and make a difference to two key areas: (1) the preservation, conservation and protection of the environment; and (2) women's empowerment and economic independence.