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The Creation Works is a sustainable, accessible, residential rehearsal & development centre in Par, Cornwall. Made available for community and professional artists to make theatre, dance & outdoor performance in ideal conditions. Whilst here delivering activities & opportunities to the benefit of Par bay and Cornwall more widely. The CIO also delivers off-site work to the benefit of the community.

Save Our Shoreline aims to examine the feasibility of, and to implement an urgent nature-based offshore intervention to save the South Devon coastline from Hallsands to Strete Gate and protect Slapton Line, the vital A379 and the unique wildlife habitat of Slapton Ley.

MammalWeb is a "citizen science" platform intended to collate, validate and curate camera trap data that can inform us about the distribution and ecology of mammals.

Sustainable Duddon is a charitable incorporated organisation working to protect and enhance the natural environment of the Duddon catchment and estuary. Formed in 2021 and achieved charitable status in 2024, we bring people together to share knowledge, take action on climate change, nature and create a more sustainable future for our community. Visit www.sustainableduddon.co.uk for more info

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN SRI LANKA, PRIMARILY BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FOOD, PRACTICAL ITEMS, EDUCATION, TRAINING, HEALTHCARE PROJECTS AND ALL THE NECESSARY SUPPORT DESIGNED TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO GENERATE A SUSTAINABLE INCOME AND BE SELF-SUFFICIENT.

The Visionaries is a UK-wide network of educators, youth practitioners, and young people driving nature-led change through transformative intergenerational programmes and movement building efforts. We focus on developing collective leadership, nurturing our relational health, building resilience, and training practitioners to evolve places of learning to support a regenerative, equitable future.

The objective of the MCF for EMEA is to contribute to realizing an inclusive society, empowering the next generation and working towards environmental conservation by addressing environmental and social issues in the EMEA region. This objective is achieved through grant-making to mainly charities and NGOs/NPOs.

To provide a sustainable community centre for the local area with an emphasis on providing sporting facilities to focus on improving physical and mental health, providing educational support primarily but not exclusive to health and nutrition, caring and improving the environment.

Sail HYSTS is a registered charity and RYA Accredited Training Centre run entirely by volunteers and originally founded in 1974. Our mission is to give young people, aged 8 to 18 from all backgrounds and abilities, the chance to enjoy dinghy sailing in a safe, fun, and structured environment. Our members can gain RYA Youth Sailing Scheme qualifications without having to hire or buy equipment.

East Suffolk Trust is a grant-giving charity for nature and people. We will empower local people and organisations to better protect, conserve and enhance wild spaces and landscapes in Suffolk and its immediate surrounding area, with a particular focus on East Suffolk. Our purpose is to make East Suffolk the most ecologically diverse and resilient area in England.

Providing safe training and activities for young people aged 6 to 18. Teaching respect for the Environment and Community whilst taking part in various activities including swimming, hiking and camping.

First Step is a multi racial project providing community based informal and accredited learning/volunteering opportunities for women and young people. All our activities are underpinned by a person centred, holistic and democratic ethos and backed by equality of opportunity access and actions including an onsite creche, language and mentoring support, a safe environment and full disabled access.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESIDENTIAL VISITS FOR THE CHILDREN OF DUDLEY BOROUGH. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE NATURE TRAILS, BELL BOATING, ARCHERY, CAMPING AND CLIMBING

To preserve the historical, architectural and constructional heritage that may exist in and around the parish of Shipton Gorge, Dorset in buildings (inc any structure or erection and any part of a building so defined) of particular beauty. For the protection and conservation of the environment in and around the parish of Shipton Gorge, Dorset for the benefit of the public.

**IN LIQUIDATION**TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY BASED CHARITIES AND GOOD CAUSES THAT TARGET THE MOST DISADVANTAGED AND IN PARTICULAR CHARITABLE CAUSES THAT AIM TO AID YOUNG PEOPLE, THE LONG TERM UNEMPLOYED AND THE DIFFICULT TO EMPLOY INTO WORK THROUGH ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND SELF HELP AND SUPPORTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING IN THE COMMUNITY AND THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT

The Charity is focused on the organisation of Events, of Educational or Recreational nature to raise funds and also operates general foundraising activities, with the purpose of supporting other charities and foundations around the world to preserve and protect endangered species.

Ocean Family Foundation funds and actively supports a variety of sustainable marine conservation programs

Conservation

Community LunchesCommunity HubCommunity gardenSeed, plant & produce swapSustainable fashion showLocal events

Conservation

Conservation, Research, Captive Breeding, Education within Herpetology

The society arranges lectures for its members during the winter period,of a historical and/or archaeological nature,and during the summer months,excursions to places of historical interest.The society also has a fund from which an annual grant is made to an individual or individuals who are undertaking historical or archaeological research relating to the Canterbury area.

The objectives of the society are:- 1. To compile lists of the flora and fauna of the district, 2. To study the natural history, culture and history of the district, 3. To make a photographic record of the district, 4. To promote the conservation of the flora and fauna of the district. The society arranges lectures and field meetings, and publishes a monthly bulletin of its findings.

The Chertsey Society is an amenity society with no political affiliations that acts as a voice to represent views on local issues. Its aims are: to protect and enhance the character and amenities of the town and surrounding area; to encourage good design and environmental awareness; to make representations on proposed developments, structure plans and legislation.

Hull Civic Society monitors and comments on planning applications and aims to encourage high standards of design in new buildings and the conservation of historic buildings and those which contribute positively to the city's townscape. It holds public meetings October to April, summer guided walks and visits, provides a3 Newsletters a year and Update planning reports for members on email.

The Charity operates in the Marple and District area of Stockport MBC. It seeks to improve local amenities, protect the environment and preserve local heritage.

The Society monitors planning proposals, particularly in the Ware Conservation Area and comments where appropriate. It operates a biennial Town Award Scheme in recognition of developments or projects that have enhanced the appearance or amenity of the townOrganises monthly talks on various relevant topicsIt publishes or sponsors various publications concerning the history of the town

The trustees apply their resources to supporting charities and charitable purposes generally but with priority being given to causes in Cornwall, in particular those connected with people in need and also heritage, the environment, horticulture, the armed services and the arts.

Monthly meetings with talks on subjects of local interest; informing people of local issues regarding environment, transport, flooding and planning; acting as consultees for Town, District and County Council proposals to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic and public interest in our local area.

A civic amenity society concerned with the built environment within Totnes and surrounding area of TQ9

The Selmes Trust's expenditure is used to manage the Trust's land and riverbank in an environmentally sensitive manner, generating income for the benefit of the fabric of St Peter's Church, Newenden, and allowing certain parts of the land to be used as open space for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Newenden for certain sporting and leisure activities.

education of the public in conservation of the natural environment, with an emphasis on research and scientific study, particularly of otters.

I ) For the public benefit to protect & conserve the natural and built environmentof Hurstpierpoint & surrounding area.2)To provide practical financial support by way of donations from the charityto such charitable causes or bodies as the executive committee may from time to time determine.

MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS AND PUBLIC MEETINGS ARE HELD DURING THE YEAR. THERE IS AN ACTIVE PROGRAMME OF PLANNING REVIEWS.THE SOCIETY'S AIMS ARE TO PRESERVE AND IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTE THE AMENITIES OF EPPING TOWN AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTAN ELECTED COMMITTEE MEETS BI-MONTHLY AND ALSO COMMUNICATES ONLINE AND OFFICERS MEET AD HOC TO DISCUSS MATTERS APPROPRIATE TO ACHIEVING THESE ENDS.

Representing Bishop's Stortford residents and individual/corporate members in matters affecting the town as a whole, and in particular relating to planning, transport and the environment.

To stimulate interest in the appearance of Littlehampton, ensure preservation of architechtural and historic features, encourage participation in local planning, promote interest in conservation policies, protect and improve amenities. By monthly meetings, checking weekly planning lists, representation at local enquiries, reporting on council meetings, publishing a newsletter on local issues.

The Harrow Hill Trust founded in 1960 and is devoted to the needs of the Hill as a whole, and takes a wide view of the local scene. In its work the Trust is careful to avoid the path of narrow conservationism, seeking to enhance the Hill as an exciting and pleasant place to live.

- General charitable purposes for worthy local causes- Environment, conservation and heritage purpose- Community development

Kilkhampton Pre-School provides a safe and caring environment where children from the age of 2 to 5, will learn and grow. The pre-school is ofsted registered.

Friends group used to operate a redundant church owned by the Churches Conservation Trust

Active in improving the environmental, cultural and heritage amenity of Maidenhead

We assist people with severe physical disabilities to maintain their personal independence in living as normal and fulfilled lives as possible in their own homes with the emphasis on adapting the home environment to cater for their needs.

Offers Arts & Crafts activities to children and young people in a safe and stimulating environment

In the area of public benefit (the parish of Nutfield and environs):Promote high standards of planning.Preserve and protect local conservation featuresTake action to preserve the rural character of the area.

The Friends provide volunteers to carry out research and conservation, demonstrate rural crafts and help with schools' educational visits and museum outreach. They help financially with the acquisition of objects, improvement of visitor facilities and collection displays.

The village hall provides the environment which allows the social, educational, sporting and recreational activities in the village to take place.

We create environmental education possibilities for children in nature, in memory of Lilah Fraser.

Funding projects and activities which help to preserve and protect the buildings, character, aspect and amenities of the rural environment especially in the parishes of Lockinge and Ardington.

To protect and enhance the visual and historic environment and setting of the town of Rye and its surrounding area, to improve the quality of life for residents, visitors, businesses and their employees, to stimulate public interest in the area, promote high standards of planning and architecture and secure the preservation, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest.

Organising community events.Promoting environmental improvements.