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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.
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Conservation Evidence
We summarise the documented evidence for the effectiveness of conservation actions. Our free resource is designed to support anyone making decisions about how to maintain and restore biodiversity.
1 to 10 staff
Cpre Sussex
CPRE Sussex is dedicated to protecting, promoting and enhancing the Sussex countryside and shaping a greener future for the whole of our historic county. Our priorities are: Beautiful landscapes, rich in nature and greener towns and cities Countryside and green spaces which are accessible to all, enriching lives and health Sustainable development for thriving communities Effective responses to the climate emergency
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
Pebblebed Heaths Conservation Trust
The Pebblebed Heaths Conservation Trust was established by Clinton Devon Estates in 2006. Its creation was in response to increasing national and European recognition that lowland heathlands are a habitat rich in wildlife, are highly threatened, and require professional management to maximise their wildlife value. The Conservation Trust has management responsibility for the East Devon Pebblebed Heaths and the Otter Estuary. Our charitable objectives: To promote, for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the East Devon Pebblebed Heaths and the Otter Estuary.
11 to 50 staff
Refinery
Refinery combines expertise from two radically different industries to bring an entirely new approach to the conservation of historic woodwork. Our unique partnership pairs expertise in 3D scanning, digital modelling and CNC production with conservation consultancy and highly skilled traditional hand carving and joinery. This pairing of two distinctly different practices employs digital technologies to support and elevate traditional process, rather than attempt to replace it. As a result, our unique workflow harnesses the powerful new capabilities of digital production, while fully retaining the vital authenticity of fine traditional craftsmanship. Our approach has been met with instant enthusiasm and we are now working on a number of significant conservation projects in wood. The result is a revolution in possibilities, efficiency and reliability while fully retaining the authenticity of a completely hand carved finished, produced to the highest standards of craftsmanship and underpinned by an in-depth knowledge of conservation practice.
1 to 10 staff
Sussex Dolphin Project
Sussex Dolphin Project is committed to protecting local dolphin species through research, awareness and education in the local community. The project’s research is evidence-based and captured via the Sussex Dolphin Project Citizen science programme. We aspire to work collaboratively with organisations and individuals to create a sightings network and aim to increase opportunities for residents to get involved with marine conservation by providing affordable training. Our research objective is to identify individual dolphins/pods, in order to better understand their behaviour, movement, prey species and breeding sites. This data can then be used to protect our marine environment and ultimately safeguard Sussex marine mammals. As part of our overall mission, we also seek to highlight the importance of a healthy marine environment and encourage action to protect local marine life and habitats as evidenced through the Dolphins Aren’t Discard Campaign developed with our partners at the World Cetacean Alliance to stop dolphins dying in Supertrawler nets.
1 to 10 staff
Indo - Myanmar Conservation
Indo - Myanmar Conservation
11 to 50 staff
Interdisciplinary Centre For Conservation Science
We are a group of conservation scientists working on applied research at the interface of social and ecological systems. We work in collaboration with non-governmental organisations, practitioners, government agencies and businesses to provide approaches which address key conservation issues in every biome.
11 to 50 staff
Big Blue Foundation
Oceans produce half of the oxygen we breathe and remove almost a third of all carbon emissions from our atmosphere. They provide food security for almost half the planet’s population, enable global trade worth more than £400 billion, and provide employment for millions of people. Yet marine life is becoming endangered at an accelerating rate due to pollution, habitat loss, ocean acidification and industrial overfishing. Without significant change, UNESCO predicts more than 50% of the world’s marine species may face extinction by 2100. Our Mission Big Blue Foundation is dedicated to reversing biodiversity loss in our ocean. Placing coastal communities at the forefront of our work we empower future conservation leaders to drive positive change and create healthier oceans for all.
1 to 10 staff
Biodiversity Uk
Biodiversity UK: Building a Thriving Future Together 🦋 We're on a mission to help and inspire UK businesses like yours to not only become a part of the change but to positively affect it Whether you’re responsible for social value in your business, a school headteacher or planting wildflowers in your garden, every one of us has a part to play in reversing the Biodiversity decline in the UK. But, we must commit together. Biodiversity UK is a family business built on the belief that we can be the change. We can drive autonomy and we’ll do it together, as partners. Sustainable strategies are possible, but we’re not ‘box tickers’. We help your business evidence its social value whilst making a serious positive impact at the same time. Because we invest in nature to deliver for the future. Join us! Whether you are a business leader, an educator, a concerned citizen, or simply someone who loves nature, we welcome you to join our movement. Together, we can create a future where humans and nature can flourish side-by-side.#BiodiversityUK #ThrivingTogether #BeTheChange #EcologicalInnovation #SustainableFuture
1 to 10 staff
Biological Recording Company
The Biological Recording Company provide a range of events and consultancy services focused on educating and training biological recorders and biodiversity professionals in the United Kingdom. Biological Recording training and consultancy services include setting up site recording systems and using iRecord, as well as general guidance and delivering Field Recorder Days to engage and inspire new and existing local recorders. Invertebrates are a big focus of our work. Our entoLIVE webinar series of free 1-hour virtual events exploring the science of insects and other invertebrates. Invertebrate Study give volunteers the opportunity to develop their invertebrate ID skills under the guidance of local experts. Earthworms are our specialist group. Our training courses covering topics such as biology, ecology, sampling techniques and identification, and we can provide bespoke webinars on a wide range of earthworm topics. We also provide earthworm consultancy services, such as conservation status assessments, surveying and ID. Virtual Symposiums explore a subject in more detail through a series of talks from subject experts. These longer events have a small charge and are often available with an ‘earlybird’ discount.
1 to 10 staff
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
Dirty Weekenders
We are a society at the University of Edinburgh that volunteers weekly at different nature reserves, community gardens, council land, and parks to help them with their conservation and gardening efforts.
51 to 200 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
Green Burial Holdings Ltd
Yggdrasill Burial Ground is managed by Green Burial Holdings Ltd. The registered company directors (Rupert Granville, Tim Simpson, Joseph Mann and Hugh Foster) started working on our Ethical Burial project in 2020 and are incredibly passionate about the issues and ethics that underpin an environmentally responsible and principle-led burial ground. This subject affects us all on so many important levels and forms a significant part of the legacy that we hand to our children. We believe in transparency, so let's start with this: our company (Green Burial Holdings Ltd) is registered at Companies House; our registered company number is 13645381 and our registered address is Unit 26g, Springfield Commercial Centre Bagley Lane, Farsley, Pudsey, England, LS28 5LY. Green Burial Holdings is the company that manages our ethical burial sites. We sell burial plots, caskets, woollen shrouds, and trees native to the area. Our site is located in a beautiful setting that our customers can be assured will be managed following our ethical principles in perpetuity. An ethical burial is a way of burying human remains that seeks to have a positive environmental impact. The idea behind ethical burial is to allow the body to decompose naturally without using embalming fluids, hardwood or any other material or chemical that can harm the environment. As cremation is inherently bad for the environment, ethical burial does not permit the scattering or interment of ashes. Typically the body is wrapped in a biodegradable shroud or placed in a biodegradable casket made of wicker, bamboo, wool, or cardboard. The burial site is in a natural setting, such as a meadow or forest, rather than a traditional cemetery. Ethical burials may also involve planting native trees, shrubs, or wildflowers on the burial site to create a natural memorial. Overall, the goal of ethical burial is to return the body to the earth in a way that is sustainable and respectful of the environment.
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
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
Repollinate
RePollinate’s purpose is to conserve and enhance the UK’s threatened pollinators. This objective will be met through improving education on the importance of pollinators and their conservation, supporting scientific research on pollinators, working with policymakers at local and national levels, and working with communities and businesses to create a network of high quality pollinator habitats.
1 to 10 staff
Key Biodiversity Areas
The diversity of life on Earth—the entire array of plants, animals, and their habitats, collectively known as “biodiversity”—is essential for a healthy planet where all life can thrive, including humans. But the loss of biodiversity is occurring at an alarming rate across the planet. Key Biodiversity Areas, which are among the most incredible and diverse places on Earth for nature, from deserts to the middle of the ocean, are sites of global importance to the planet’s overall health and the persistence of biodiversity. The Key Biodiversity Area Partnership – an ambitious partnership of 13 global conservation organizations – is helping prevent the rapid loss of biodiversity by supporting nationally led efforts to identify these places on the planet that are critical for the survival of unique plants and animals, and the ecological communities they comprise.
201 to 500 staff
Bamff Wildland
Bamff Wildland is a pioneering family-run rewilding project in North East Perthshire. Twenty years since beavers began unravelling and reimagining our waterways, we are turning over farmland to nature in perpetuity. Ecological restoration at Bamff began in the early 1990s with the re-creation of wetlands through reverse drainage schemes and the planting of various native woodlands. This was followed in 2002 by the pioneering introduction of beavers. At the start of the 2020s, we initiated a catalysed rewilding project to create a richly biodiverse area of wild land out of 180 hectares of marginal farmland and plantations. The long term aim is to allow all of this land to become self willed – a self regenerating mosaic of dynamically evolving habitats and their associated wildlife species. This happens by putting nature back in charge and ultimately withdrawing the influence of humanity: to rewild. In 2022, we began working in partnership with 10 neighbouring landowners to restore waterways on a wider landscape scale, through a new project called Braes of Alyth: Wild Cores and Corridors. This pioneering work will create new 'corridors' of nature-rich habitat weaving through two sub-catchments of the River Isla, reconnecting biodiversity 'cores' such as Bamff and fragments of ancient woodland within an actively farmed landscape. By remeandering straightened channels and restoring woodland cover over denuded streams, we will support the participating landowners to revive biodiversity and deliver natural flood mitigation alongside existing land use.
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
Friends Of Loch Lomond And The Trossachs
Friends of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs is a charity organisation working for people and nature in Scotland's first National Park.
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
