English Midlands Environmental Nonprofits
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Action for Humanity International
To mobilise and respond to emergencies and critical needs through humanitarian, development and peace-building action, in order to empower affected communities to survive, recover…
Buglife – The Invertebrate Conservation Trust
Saving the small things that run the planet
Chester Zoo (The North of England Zoological Society)
Chester Zoo's mission is to prevent extinction by creating meaningful connections between our work, our visitors, nature, and humans. We are passionate about creating…
City of Trees
We plant trees, we look after trees, we promote a culture of trees across Greater Manchester.
Crossroads Community Hub (The Greenway Grocer)
We provide food to feed bodies and a community connection to fill hearts with hope.
Severn Rivers Trust
Restoring and protecting the River Severn and its tributries for wildlife and people.
Springtail Productions CIC
Using the film 'Six Inches of Soil' to bring about a revolution in our food and farming system: restoring soils, biodiversity & the health…
Village Water
Village Water brings safe water, decent toilets and hygiene education to some of the poorest communities in Zambia and Mozambique.
Wildlabs
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Africa’s Gift
We enable community members to cook clean, reduce fuel wood harvesting and water collection and instead grow food and medicinal plants with the new…
African Bird Club
The African Bird Club (ABC) is a UK-registered charity, dedicated to the conservation of birds and their habitats across Africa.
Alpkit Foundation
We make small grants to direct action grassroots projects that get people outdoors and experience wild places.
Bedfordshire Great Ouse Valley Environmental Trust
Protect and enhance biodiversity, river water quality and public access to the Bedfordshire river Great Ouse and valley area
Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust
We work for nature’s recovery across Birmingham and the Black Country; protecting, restoring and creating accessible spaces that benefit people and wildlife.
Black Girls Hike UK C.I.C
Black Girls Hike UK C.I.C is a 1% for the Planet nature nonprofit partner associated with terrestrial ecosystems. Based in Manchester, United Kingdom of…
BMC Access & Conservation Trust
The BMC's Access and Conservation Trust (ACT) funds vital projects that protect our crags & mountains like footpath repair, conservation & landscape restoration
Camfed
CAMFED’s mission is to support girls and young women across rural Africa to thrive as leaders of climate action and community resilience. As climate…
Creating Natures Corridors
Planting Trees, and hedging to benefit for carbon capture, biodiversity and flood prevention.
Dream Big Ghana Foundation
The prevention and relief of poverty, especially but not exclusively in the Volta?Region of Ghana, by: (i) Supporting and encouraging the work of community-based,…
FareShare Yorkshire
Intercepting thousands of tonnes of surplus food destined for waste on behalf of hundreds of frontline charities.
Farm Urban
We're on a mission to transform our cities into greener, healthier more inclusive places.
Fauna & Flora International
Our shared purpose is to protect the diversity of life on Earth, for the survival of the planet and its people.
Environmental nonprofits in the English Midlands bioregion: key facts
How many environmental nonprofits work in the English Midlands bioregion?
Ideal Location lists 67 environmental and conservation nonprofits in the English Midlands bioregion.
What do these environmental nonprofits focus on?
The most common focus areas are Wildlife Biodiversity (31), Land Conservation (17), Climate Energy (16) and Education Advocacy (13).
Counts and revenue come from the organizations listed in the Ideal Location directory and their most recent reported filings.
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