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Conservation Programs in United Kingdom
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Conservation Programs sector based in United Kingdom. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Cultreevate
Cultreevate advises commercial forest owners on developing voluntary carbon projects with internationally recognised registries such as VERRA. By generating premium carbon offsets, we provide forest owners with a realistic and viable alternative to traditional revenue from tree harvesting or forest clearance for other commercial uses.
1 to 10 staff
Deadwater Valley Trust
The organisation was set up in the mid 1980's. The Trust has charitable status and manages the Deadwater Valley Local Nature Reserve and Bordon Inclosure on behalf of Whitehill Town Council, which includes areas of land in the Deadwater Valley, for quiet recreation and conservation of habitat. The Trust also manage Hogmoor Inclosure in partnership with The Land Trust on behalf of the Whitehill And Bordon Regeneration Trust.
1 to 10 staff
Derbyshire Swift Conservation
Derbyshire Swift Conservation was formed in response to the massive decline of this iconic bird across Derbyshire and the UK as a whole. There is evidence to suggest that loss of nest sites is a major factor driving the loss of our breeding Swifts and we are working to address this in two ways. Firstly, to identify the location of existing nest sites and then ensure they are protected. Secondly, to supplement natural sites with artificial nest sites in the form of Swift bricks or boxes, to reverse the loss of safe and secure nest sites for our Swifts on both existing and new buildings.
1 to 10 staff
Findhorn, Nairn & Lossie Rivers Trust
The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Rivers Trust is a place-based nature restoration organisation, uniquely positioned to play a key role in improving local resilience in the face of the nature and climate emergencies. We work at a catchment-scale, and in partnership with landowners and land managers, our local communities and businesses, blending sources of funding and delivering action to protect and restore our rivers, their watersheds, and the wildlife which inhabits them.
1 to 10 staff
Fisheries Management Scotland
Fisheries Management Scotland is the representative body for Scotland's District Salmon Fishery Boards, the River Tweed Commission and charitable Rivers and Fisheries Trusts. Our members work to conserve Scotland’s valuable and iconic wild salmon and freshwater fish and fisheries and the aquatic environment on which they depend.
1 to 10 staff
Kent High Weald Partnership
Kent High Weald Partnership aims to connect people and nature through conservation, education, and wellbeing. Through our work we want to support the development of resilient communities and resilient ecosystems that mean people and wildlife can thrive together. “No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced.” (Sir David Attenborough) Our small team are passionate about nature and work hard to conserve our local greenspaces and wildlife, promote community wellbeing using the great outdoors, and bring the magic of Forest School to as many children as we can. We could not do what we do without our fantastic and dedicated team of volunteers and the valuable partnerships we hold with the local councils, community organisations and schools.
1 to 10 staff
Muck & Magic
Permaculture: teaching, mentoring, consulting. We help nature-lovers grow well: at home and at work; in their communities and in their teams. Our services include- Permaculture Courses (e.g. teaching 'Intro to Permaculture' training)- Group workshops (experiential learning and nature connection)- Personal 1-to-1 mentoring - Nature-focussed planting design projects (soft landscaping) We work to help private clients, as well as bespoke projects for values-led organisational teams. Based in Stroud (Gloucestershire, UK), on Zoom, and other locations by request.
1 to 10 staff
Oxwillow
For us at Oxwillow, nature recovery in the Fens underpins our vision and drives us to restore habitats across our farmland. Through ecosystem services we will preserve our peatlands and enable diverse species to flourish again, leaving a legacy to inspire the next generation.
1 to 10 staff
Plymouth Environmental Action
Plymouth Environmental Action (PEA) is a practical nature conservation volunteering project which aims to involve and inspire people to conserve the natural environment within their local community - whilst having fun, gaining new skills, getting outside in the fresh air, and making new friends. The group is led by dedicated volunteer leaders who have a great amount of ecological and conservation knowledge and countryside management experience. We carry out a variety of conservation and heritage-based projects including tree planting, wildflower meadow creation and management, wildlife pond creation and restoration, hedge-laying, tree care, coppicing, nature reserve infrastructure, biological surveying, beach cleans, and invasive plant species management to name but a few!
1 to 10 staff
Findhorn Watershed Initiative
The Findhorn Watershed Initiative is a multi-generational vision to restore a mosaic of nature rich habitats, grow a culture of nature connection and enable a nature-positive economy for the people and places of the Findhorn watershed, from the Monadhliath Mountains to the Moray Firth. Catalysed by the global drive towards net zero and ecosystem restoration, the Initiative brings together land managers, communities, businesses, and other river users in an accelerated, collaborative programme of habitat restoration, carbon sequestration and river stewardship. Instigated and led by local environmental conservation intermediary – the Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Rivers Trust – the Findhorn Watershed Initiative was created in response to national and global frameworks, such as the Scottish Government’s Just Transition Outcomes and the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, as well as the Trust’s 2021-26 Management Plan, which prioritises conservation and restoration of its river catchments.
1 to 10 staff
Kenfig Nature Reserve And Trust
Kenfig Nature Trust CIO is a conservation and engagement charity dedicated to preserving, improving, promoting and protecting the unique natural heritage of Kenfig National Nature Reserve in Bridgend, South Wales. The Trust supports the long-term conservation of one of the UK’s most important dune and wetland ecosystems. Through practical initiatives, community involvement and collaborative projects, it contributes to the management and preservation of habitats that support rare and protected species including he fen orchid and shrill carder bee. The Trust plays a key role in connecting people with nature. It delivers educational activities, events and volunteer opportunities that encourage wider participation, learning and stewardship of the natural environment. By fostering a deeper understanding of biodiversity and conservation, the organisation aims to inspire lasting engagement with the landscape. Kenfig Nature Trust CIO is committed to supporting sustainable conservation, enhancing visitor experience and strengthening the relationship between the local community and this nationally significant reserve.
1 to 10 staff
Medway Valley Countryside Partnership
OUR AIMS Create, Sustain and Enhance Kent’s Landscape & its wildlife Develop, Manage and Support community-based environmental initiatives Develop, and Promote life long outdoor learning Encourage and Enhance greater access in the outdoors and the corresponding health benefits. Since 1988 we deliver these aims through many practical conservation projects throughout the Medway catchment and in the boroughs of Maidstone and Tonbridge & Malling. OUR PROJECTS We currently have dozens of active conservation projects that are being delivered. We work with many partners in the public, private and third sectors. We offer opportunities to volunteer, train and learn. WORKING WITH US We carry out a huge range of projects, activities, events and community engagement. We work with communities and local authorities, directly with landowners, schools, colleges and myriad specialist conservation groups in Kent. We are able develop and deliver project opportunities in a number of ways. PROJECT IDEAS We help define and develop project ideas, aiding group development, site management planning, sourcing grants and lending practical support. EXTERNAL FUNDING We are active in seeking external funding for most of the work that we undertake, and help communities and volunteers to find grant money as and when they need it. We advise and work in partnership with like minded organisations. PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WILDLIFE Enabling and carrying out conservation management, restoration and replacement of key habitats, including chalk grassland, ancient woodland, hedgerows, ponds and verges. CONSERVING CHARACTER Enabling work to conserve traditional landscape features that comprise the North Downs and low weald landscapes, such as hedgerows, traditional orchards, ponds, copses and shaws. INTERPRETATION AND EDUCATION We run dozens of events for schools, the wider public and special interest groups.
1 to 10 staff
Net Gain Staffordshire
Net Gain Staffordshire is a new website developed by Staffordshire Wildlife Trust to ensure that any funds generated for nature recovery through the Government's new Biodiversity Net Gain rules are used to get the biggest benefits for nature in Staffordshire. For landowners and managers If you are a landowner or manager, you can register your land on Net Gain Staffordshire, together with information on the number of BNG units and habitat opportunities available. Registering on Net Gain Staffordshire will make your land visible to developers who have BNG requirements to meet. For developers and ecologists By using Net Gain Staffordshire to find suitable BNG Units, developers can make sure they are selecting a site that maximises the benefits for nature. This will help to meet the BNG requirements set out by local authorities.
1 to 10 staff
Uk Squirrel Accord
The UK Squirrel Accord (UKSA) is a UK-wide partnership of 45 leading conservation and forestry organisations, Government agencies and companies, with links to red squirrel community groups. UKSA works collaboratively to preserve the UK’s wooded landscapes and associated biodiversity under the following aims to:* Secure and expand UK red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, populations beyond current thresholds.* Ensure UK woodlands flourish and deliver multiple benefits for future generations of wildlife and people. A key part of UKSA's work is to fund and oversee development and delivery of a grey squirrel fertility control. UKSA partners work together to:* Fundraise for and support research into a fertility control for grey squirrels.* Explore innovative management and conservation measures.* Increase public awareness of key issues.* Engage with landowners and local groups.* Enhance engagement with existing partnerships and projects.* Share best practice and knowledge.* Improve links between various key sectors. Please contact us if you would like to know more about the partnership and our work: info@squirrelaccord.uk
1 to 10 staff
Ullswater Countryside Management
Ullswater Countryside Management specialises in traditional Countryside Management, Conservation Projects and Estate Works, working for both commercial and domestic customers. We are passionate about the Lake District Landscape and want to support you on the delivery of those landscapes and your conservation projects. If you need trees planting, are looking at beck rewriggling, plug planting or hedge laying please do get in touch and we can talk about any up and coming projects. We are experienced in all areas of countryside management from countryside furniture installation, dry stone walling, drainage, pathworks and fencing. We take pride in the work we do and are passionate about completing each job to the highest standard.
1 to 10 staff
Indo - Myanmar Conservation
Indo - Myanmar Conservation
11 to 50 staff
The Conservation Equity Project
The Conservation Equity Project is a community interest company with a simple goal; to increase Black British access to the conservation and wider green jobs sector by offering career-focused mentoring and paid internships in association with leading partner institutions.#ConservationEquity #DEI
1 to 10 staff
Gwent Wildlife Trust
Gwent Wildlife Trust is Gwent's leading conservation charity, working to restore wildlife and bring people closer to nature.
11 to 50 staff
Elephants For Africa
Elephants for Africa is a company based out of Germany.
1 to 10 staff
Gvi
GVI is an award-winning social enterprise that runs high-impact conservation and community development programs in extraordinary locations across the world. Over participants have graduated from over 150 different GVI programs over the last 25+ years. Volunteering | Internships | Research Fellowships | Professional Apprenticeships | Virtual Internships | Online Courses Make your impact, ethically.** GVI Foundation Grants are now available to cover up to 80% of conservation and community program fees.
51 to 200 staff
Tirweddau Cymru Landscapes Wales
Tirweddau Cymru yw partneriaeth o’r pump Tirwedd Cenedlaethol a’r tri Parc Cenedlaethol yng Nghymru, sy’n gweithio gyda’i gilydd i fynd i’r afael â’r heriau allweddol gan gynnwys gweithredu ar newid yn yr hinsawdd a helpu natur i adfer. Tirweddau Cymru Landscapes Wales is a partnership of the designated landscapes in Wales: three National Parks and five National Landscapes, who are working together to address key shared challenges, including action on the climate change and nature emergencies.
1 to 10 staff
Bailies Of Bennachie
The Bailies of Bennachie is a voluntary conservation society whose objectives are to encourage and stimulate the public’s interest of Bennachie. The Bailies of Bennachie were founded in 1973 by Dr Danny G Gordon (with help also from James R MacKay, Algy Watson, Dr James Gill, Helen Fraser, Rev James Wood and more) from a mere 40 enthusiasts initially, now nearly members. Membership is now for life - once a Bailie - always a Bailie.
1 to 10 staff
Campwild Uk
Inspiring & enabling access to nature & wilder camping adventures Unlocking ‘Wild Spaces’ The Ultimate Guide to Wilder Campsites Adventure Camping Community
1 to 10 staff
Marinelife
MARINElife is an exciting UK based charity established to co-ordinate and develop a growing portfolio of global cetacean & seabird research and monitoring projects. We carry out deep sea scientific research and educational work on whales, dolphins, seabirds and other marine animals in the oceans of North-west Europe. Our goal is to help conserve marine animals and to raise awareness of the threats they face amongst the public and policymakers. We work collaboratively with a wide a range of stakeholders involved in marine economic activity and resource management including shipping, fishing and tourism businesses, Government Agencies, and scientific research and marine conservation organisations. As a leading scientific data-recording organisation for Cetacea (whales, dolphins & porpoises) and other marine life, we have been carrying out work in the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay since 1995. Our longest running and original project was the Biscay Dolphin Research Programme, that was conducted aboard P&O Ferries Pride of Bilbao from Portsmouth to Bilbao. In 2005 we became a registered charity as MARINElife and under this name we run a number of other research projects. As a UK-based charitable limited company MARINElife now co-ordinates and develops a growing portfolio of global research and monitoring projects. Through these we aim to further the conservation of the wildlife of coasts and oceans through scientific investigation and educational activities.
1 to 10 staff
