Government Agencies
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New Forest National Park Authority
As guardians of a national park the New Forest National Park Authority has statutory purposes specified in the Environment Act of 1995: - To conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the area - To promote opportunities for the understanding and enjoyment of the special qualities of the Park by the public. - Working in partnership with other organisations it is also the Authority’s duty to seek to foster the economic and social well-being of the local communities within the National Park.
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Scottish Natural Heritage
A public body whose vision is to see people value Scotland’s natural assets because they generate benefits for all, sustaining us and improving our economy, health, lifestyles and culture. It is working to build a more “environmental citizenship” approach which encourages, supports and empowers communities, businesses and other organisations to work with nature.
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BIAZA
The professional body representing over 100 zoos in the UK and Ireland excelling in animal welfare, conservation, and education work.
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A Rocha International
We are a Christian organization engaging communities in nature conservation. A Rocha responds to the global crisis of biodiversity loss by carrying out community-based conservation projects.
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Action for Conservation
Action for Conservation is a UK charity which uses pioneering approaches to engage and inspire young people, between the ages of 12 and 18, to become the next generation of nature conservationists. To us, being a 'conservationist' doesn't just mean following a career as a field biologist or a campaigner. We believe that a passion for conservation can flow through anyone's life, whatever their day-job, encompassing the values of #NatureForAll.
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Bat Conservation Trust
The Bat Conservation Trust is the leading non-governmental organisation in the United Kingdom solely devoted to the conservation of bats and the landscapes on which they rely. We are working to secure the future of bats in our ever changing world by tackling the threats to bats, from persecution to loss of roosts and changing land use.
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BirdLife International
A global Partnership of conservation organisations that strives to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources.
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Blue Ventures
Developing transformative approaches for sparking and deepening community engagement in marine conservation.
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Botanic Gardens Conservation International
A membership organization representing a network of 500 botanic gardens in more than 100 countries.
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Bristol Natural History Consortium
Engaging people with the natural world through collaborative action.
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Crocodiles of the World
Inspiring respect for nature and natural places. Committed to the environment, to crocodilians, and to projects that aim to protect them. Brings awareness and respect for wildlife, habitats and biodiversity.
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Fauna and Flora International
Conserves threatened species and ecosystems worldwide, choosing solutions that are sustainable, based on sound science, and which take into account human needs.
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Flooglebinder
Flooglebinder, design and build adventures to inspire change - through a three-staged approach we educate participants to global issues and connect them through an experience, in the hope that they'll change as a result.
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Greener Growth
We’re a community-focused group that helps people of all ages and backgrounds feel better in themselves through growing their own food and transforming their outside spaces. Our volunteers learn to plant, grow and harvest fresh fruit and vegetables on underused land.
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John Muir Trust
Conserves, campaigns, and connects people – all in the context of the United Kingdom’s wild places.
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Lost and Found
An online storytelling project that works to make the conversation around conversation more positive and inspirational.
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Marwell Wildlife
Employing best-practice and new ideas to actively educate and connect people to nature. Most work we do in the UK, some in other parts of the world. Our education is always participatory, experiential and often informal; outside the classroom, in the fields, the woodlands, savanna or in our Zoo.
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National Association for Environmental Education (UK)
The Association’s purpose is to promote all forms of environmental education, and to support all those involved in its delivery, so that together we can understand and act on the need to live more sustainably in order to protect the future of our planet.
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National Marine Aquarium
The NMA is the UK’s largest and oldest Ocean Conservation Charity, and since 1998 we have worked tirelessly for our Ocean; with a charitable mission to connect us with our Ocean.
Natural Academy
We train people to work with others in nature for health, well-being, healing and community development.
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Orwell district scouts
We educate young people about the environment and nature, respect for it, enjoying it and protecting.
Synchronicity Earth
Acting to address overlooked and underfunded conservation challenges for globally threatened species and ecosystems.
Trust for Sustainable Living
A charity dedicated to raising international standards in education for sustainable development.
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United for Wildlife
Created by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry. Led by The Duke of Cambridge, the campaign unites the world’s wildlife charities under a common purpose: to create a global movement for change.
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Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust
Creating spaces full of water and wildlife designed to help people personally - mentally and physically - and to help all life through providing oxygen, clean water, carbon management and protection from floods and drought.
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Youth For Wildlife Conservation
A global network of early-career conservationists (18-30 years old) brought together by our strong commitment to robust, innovative solutions and projects to conserve world’s wildlife.
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Zoological Society of London
An international scientific, conservation and educational charity whose mission is to promote and achieve the worldwide conservation of animals and their habitats. ZSL is committed to promoting zoological and conservation research, encouraging public engagement with wildlife.
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Alliance of Religions and Conervation
A British-based NGO that helps the world's major faiths develop environmental programmes based on their own core teachings, beliefs and practices, and links them with environmental groups in powerful partnerships.
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Conservation Optimism
Our mission is to help tell and amplify these stories of conservation optimism -- and to provide tools and resources to empower people from every walk of life to take action for conservation.
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Greater London National Park City
Creating high quality green space and better places in London, delivering improvements for wildlife, people’s enjoyment and an attractive and sustainable environment for living and working in.
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Litterati
A global community that’s “crowdsource-cleaning” the planet one piece of litter at a time.
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Outdoor Classroom Day
A global campaign to celebrate and inspire learning and play outside the classroom
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