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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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National Heritage Ironwork Group
The National Heritage Ironwork Group (NHIG) is dedicated to the safeguarding and preservation of historic ironwork through promoting high standards of workmanship, conservation and repair. The NHIG was established in 2009 by a group of experienced professionals from a broad range of related fields. Together they recognised that due to the sheer quantity of architectural wrought ironwork within the heritage sector there was a need for- A representative body- A focal point for the discussion and dissemination of information- A reference point for expertise or consultation- Training routes for professionals. The NHIG was set up with the objective of providing these and is currently leading the way worldwide in creating a representative body for the conservation of heritage ironwork through discussion, formalisation, lobbying and distribution of information. In achieving NHIG’s purpose of ensuring the conservation of ironwork for the benefit of the nation NHIG’s work can be categorised into the following areas of activity- Education: developing and sustaining individual and collective knowledge- Research: instigating, conducting and publishing research about heritage ironwork- Professional Standards: defining and promoting high standards in the care of heritage ironwork- Resources: a focal point for information - Advocacy: championing heritage ironwork within the conservation community and outside it, in public and private sectors, nationally and internationally. With the field of heritage ironwork being wide open, there is no shortage of work within the remit of the NHIG, resulting in many strands to our ambitions.
11 to 50 staff
Nattergal Ltd
Our Mission: We deliver nature recovery at scale to provide vital benefits for society and sustainable financial returns Our Vision: Global biodiversity recovery driven by focused investment into rewilding degraded ecosystems The survival of all species – including our own – depends on functioning ecosystems. Nature itself can provide the solutions to climate change, sustainable food production and biodiversity collapse. However, nature is undervalued in the world economy and biodiversity continues to decline at catastrophic speed. Our natural environment is unravelling. Time is of the essence. Our generation must act quickly, boldly and at scale. Nattergal’s purpose is to create serious, focused investment into the restoration of terrestrial and marine ecosystems across the planet. Visit our website to find out more.
11 to 50 staff
Wild Rutland
Imagine a place where your senses come alive with the sights and sounds of the natural world, and everything that it has to offer. Imagine an experience where all of this and more is open to delight and inspire every generation of your family. Welcome to Wild Rutland - the destination for the curious adventurer.
1 to 10 staff
Bats Without Borders
Bats without Borders is a not-for-profit organisation working across southern Africa to conserve bat populations and biodiversity by engaging with children, adults, students, researchers, communities, decision makers, conservationists, land managers, agricultural industry and private and public institutions. Bats have been declining at alarming rates in the last 20 years globally and in southern Africa so little is known we are unable to monitor population trends. In order to help our important allies we are committed to- support and conduct applied research- advocate for conservation action- facilitate capacity building; and - education and public engagement to promote a positive attitude towards bats
1 to 10 staff
Birds Of Poole Harbour
Birds of Poole Harbour is a charity which aims to raise the profile of bird conservation, preservation and observation in and around the Poole Harbour area through harbour-wide partnership working, high standards of people engagement work and continuous monitoring of the harbour and its bird populations. We host a range of different events, including our year-round safari cruises, Osprey cruises, ID courses, and more, engaging with thousands of people every year. View our events here:
1 to 10 staff
Conservation Leadership Programme
Conservation Leadership Programme has directed project funding, training, mentorship and other career-building opportunities to early-career conservationists who are tackling key challenges since 1985. Our alumni comprise a network of approximately conservation practitioners from over 100 countries.
1 to 10 staff
Friends Of The Dales
We are a registered membership charity campaigning for the conservation of the landscape, biodiversity and cultural heritage of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. We also aim to promote the social and economic wellbeing of local communities and encourage others from outside the Park to access, enjoy and project this special area.
1 to 10 staff
North Wales Seal Research Organisation
NWSRO is a marine education organisation centred around seal research, conservation, and protection in North Wales. Founded in 2017 by Bangor University alumni, NWSRO aimed to fill the knowledge gaps that existed in pinniped research on the North Wales coast in order to better understand their populations and threats through monitoring, public engagement, awareness campaigns, and research. In 2019 we initiated our citizen scientist sightings project and over the years have become increasingly involved in marine education and science communication with multiple organisations and research projects with many stakeholders. We have teams of dedicated volunteers covering all along the coast and regularly present at public events and scientific conferences. Inclusivity, kindness, and environmental action is at the forefront of the NWSRO ethos and we welcome individuals from all backgrounds and abilities to join us to learn more about protecting our important welsh marine species.
1 to 10 staff
We Are Pollinator Pioneers Cic
Born from a common passion to connect communities with pollinators, across the land and sea, our vision is to support ecological systems, increase the pollinator footprint locally and champion ocean conservation to strengthen biodiversity. We benefit the community and wildlife through conservation and community programmes, teaching apiary’s, advocacy and collaborations. Pollinator Pioneers aim to inspire mind-set change with initiatives that value pollinators, our green and blue space, and the vital role of the humble bee in building environmental resilience. We believe everyone can make a difference; anyone can become a pioneer: nature, empowerment, and collaboration should be accessible to all.
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
Wharfedale Naturalists
Wharfedale Naturalists Society is a thriving charity with over 600 members, first established in 1945. With the support of over 60 volunteers we are involved in the management of 6 Local Nature Reserves and run a program of talks, walks and visits throughtout the year charitable objects are To promote and foster the study of all branches of natural history (by observation, research and record keeping) and thereby to add to the existing knowledge of these sciences in the world at large and in Wharfedale in particular; ii) To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. For the purposes of these Objects ‘Wharfedale’ is defined as ‘all the catchment of the River Wharfe above the 430 km.Easting grid line near Rougemont Carr in Weeton Civil Parish near Harrogate, North Yorkshire’
51 to 200 staff
Bird Aware Essex Coast
Bird Aware Essex Coast is an initiative to raise awareness of the birds that feed and breed on the Essex coast, so that people can enjoy the coast and its wildlife without disturbing the birds. Our project engages with visitors and communities along the Essex coast to help people learn about the different species of bird and understand the impact of bird disturbance.
1 to 10 staff
Blue Zero Project
Our mission: to become the first modern vessel to circumnavigate the world with ZERO emissions.
1 to 10 staff
Evergreen Wildlife Management
At Evergreen Wildlife Management we offer everything from Commercial Wildlife Management & Exclusion to Domestic Pest Control. Our tried and proven systems allow us to achieve a success rate better than anyone in our field of work. Our services stretch nationwide, so no job is too big or too far. More more information on the services provided at EWM, head over to our website
1 to 10 staff
Friends Of The River Medway
The Friends of the River Medway aim to restore the health and vitality of the River Medway, focusing first on our local catchment area: the Upper Medway. The group’s activities are part of a wider movement to transform humanity’s relationship to the world’s precious rivers and the wildlife that lives within them. Our Vision We believe that all rivers should be clean, healthy, nature-rich and flowing naturally. They should be thriving ecosystems that provide a natural habitat for a diversity of life, whilst offering an accessible space for people to connect with nature. We want them to be drinkable, as they were for our ancestors and for most of the planet’s history. Through uniting practical and legal action with the sacred, we strive to actively regenerate the Upper Medway, creating projects that serve the River, her inhabitants and our local community. Our dream is also to serve as a successful template that inspires and reaches other communities who want to improve the health of rivers.
1 to 10 staff
Horstmann Trust
The focus is on scientific research into incubation together with conservation breeding of what has become the most endangered group of birds in the world. As well as looking into all aspects of the welfare, housing and husbandry of vultures much of the work directly helps and supports other vulture conservation organisations from around the world. The aims and objectives of the charity is to be an effective part of the vulture conservation community and to play an active role in sharing information and resources, together with on going teaching of rehabilitation and captive breeding skills to colleagues in other organisations. Only through working with other organisations both in and ex-situ can the knowledge and expertise be exploited to its full potential, for the overall benefit of vultures.
1 to 10 staff
Walk It Back
walk it back is a global environmental campaign launched by Craig Cohon, currently walking km across Europe to raise awareness on carbon removal solutions.
1 to 10 staff
Waterberg Rhino Uk
Waterberg Rhino is a UK-based charity that funds conservation efforts to protect rhino in South Africa and support the local Waterberg community.
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
Chris Fenner Educational Fund
Our mission is to save Africa's wildlife by empowering young people in rural communities through access to higher education and real job opportunities. We believe that by helping people to help themselves, we can restore pride and self-respect and bring about long-term, sustainable results. We understand that without community involvement, the long-term future of wildlife in Africa will never be secure. Through our efforts, we aim to create a ripple effect that will benefit not only the individuals and families we work with, but also the larger community and the wildlife that calls Africa home. As a conservation advocates, community developers and education enthusiasts, we are passionate about promoting sustainable and impactful solutions that benefit both people and wildlife. We firmly believe that by working together, we can create a brighter future for Africa's wildlife and communities.
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
Haslemere Biodiversity
A platform for sharing ideas, expertise and resources to enrich our natural environment.
1 to 10 staff
Big Chalk
Southern England has some of the most iconic scenery on Earth, with its distinctive chalk and limestone vistas inspiring wonder for centuries. But, look past the spectacular views, and you’ll discover some of the world’s rarest natural paradises hiding in plain sight. The globally rare interplay of geology, soils and water creates special landscapes formed of streams, meadows, grasslands and woodlands, which support a rich diversity of wildlife. But the climate and nature crises mean that our precious chalk and limestone ecology is under threat. Most of our nature-rich grasslands have already been lost, and our chalk streams are in poor health. That’s why Big Chalk exists. This urgent and ambitious partnership is forging vital connections between nature recovery projects across southern England’s diverse chalk and limestone landscapes. Uniting resources and expertise, and covering a fifth of England, Big Chalk aims to build a vast and dynamic network central to the UK’s pledge to protect 30% of land and halt the decline of nature by 2030. Big Chalk is undoubtedly a big idea. But, given the global importance of these ecosystems and the need to help nature adapt to climate change, we must collaborate and work at scale. We can’t afford to lose our magical chalk streams, which spring up through southern England’s porous foundations that filter the water to crystal clear purity. We must take care of our nature-rich grasslands, woodlands and farmland habitats so they thrive with technicolour life once more. And we must join-up our efforts to collectively save some of the rarest wildlife on Earth. These landscapes are as crucial to people as they are to our planet. They contribute to water supplies, healthy soils, carbon storage, sustainable food production and flood management, all while improving our health and wellbeing through access to historic heritage and the beautiful outdoors. With so much at stake for all of us, let’s look beyond the scenery-together.
1 to 10 staff
Craw Ctrl
Craw CTRL is an interdisciplinary student-led project tackling the environmental threat posed by invasive signal crayfish in UK rivers. We combine engineering, ecology, and technology to design smart, eco-conscious traps and data-driven monitoring systems that support sustainable crayfish control and native species conservation. 🧠 Our work spans AI-based detection, IoT-enabled field deployment, and biological insight—all aimed at developing scalable, ethical solutions for invasive species management. Based at the University of Sheffield | Collaborating across science, engineering, and environmental fields Interested in conservation tech, sustainability, or student innovation? Connect with us!
1 to 10 staff
