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Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

hampshire & isle of wight wildlife trust

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust is one of 46 Wildlife Trusts, all standing up for the natural world. Together we are the nation’s most active and influential nature conservation partnership, protecting wildlife in every part of the British Isles. Each Trust works within its local community to inspire people and bring about change. With the invaluable support of volunteers and members we manage over 60 nature reserves. We also work with other organisations and landowners to protect and connect wildlife sites across the county and inspire local communities and young people to care for wildlife where they live.

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The Muban Educational Trust

the muban educational trust

The Muban Educational Trust is a small, non-profit making body based in Putney, London. It is dedicated to the preservation, conservation and development of the extensive collection of Chinese woodcut prints assembled by Christer von der Burg and the late Verena Bolinder-Müller during the late 1990s.

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The Society For The Protection Of Ancient Buildings

the society for the protection of ancient buildings

London

Join today to support our positive, practical approach to building conservation. As a member you become part of a network of like-minded people who care for historic buildings. Other benefits include The SPAB Magazine, access to the Property List and the opportunity to join your local Regional Group.

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Wheatfen Forest School

wheatfen forest school

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Norwich

Wheatfen Broad in Surlingham is both the inspiration and main location for Wheatfen Forest School. For forty years Ted Ellis, the well-known writer and broadcaster, lived here and devoted his lifetime to natural history. He was one of the great characters of East Anglia and had the ability to communicate his enthusiasm to everyone. Phyllis Ellis, his wife, was passionate about conservation and environmental education, often taking parties of school children around the fen. She had an adventurous spirit and was awarded an MBE for Services to Nature Conservation in 1996 aged 83 (shortly before she took up abseiling). Wheatfen Forest School was established by their granddaughter, Rose Hoare, in 2015. Rose hopes to carry on the family legacy by inspiring a new generation of naturalists and conservationists through Forest School. Wheatfen Broad is also home to the Wheatfen Nature Reserve, which was founded in Ted Ellis’s memory. This stunning wilderness is recognised as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is one of the last tidal marshes of the Yare Valley. The Trust aims to preserve its rich and fragile ecology, and to keep this land and its wildlife accessible for the enjoyment and education of all. Our Constitution Wheatfen Forest School CIC is a community interest company limited by guarantee. Company number 10533599. Wheatfen Forest School CIC is a not-for-profit social enterprise.

Human Nature

human nature

London

Human Nature was founded by Dr Rebecca Jefferson. Human Nature was born out of Rebecca’s belief that social sciences are a vital tool for successful nature conservation. Humans create most of the problems our planet faces. We also care about the impact of these issues. And we are the agents of positive change – we can help humans and the natural world to flourish together. Social challenges and environmental challenges are inextricably linked. Officially launched in January 2020, it has been five years in the making, and draws on over a decade of her experience as a social science research scientist for organisations including Natural England, The University of Plymouth and, most recently, as the first social scientist in the RSPB’s Centre For Conservation Science. This is where Human Nature comes in. We provide training to scientists so they can confidently understand and apply existing relevant social science research, as well as work more effectively with the public in relation to their agenda. We offer mentoring to organisational leaders who want to ensure they are making best use of social science to meet their conservation outcomes. And we empower individuals to make informed choices that balance their needs with those of the planet as they go about everyday life.

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Our Yard At Clitterhouse Farm

our yard at clitterhouse farm

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London

Our Yard’s mission is to build and support resilient and sustainable communities in and around Clitterhouse Farm and NW London, and to become an innovative community-led exemplar for embedding social value in regeneration projects. Through the conservation and enhancement of this important heritage asset we aim to provide a thriving and socially-inclusive space within which communities and small businesses can work collectively to respond to social and environmental need, both at the local and national level. We champion and promote the importance of local history, sustainable living, arts and culture and seek to provide opportunities, services, events and facilities that are attractive and financially accessible to all.

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Matthew Maran Photography

matthew maran photography

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London

Matt works with commercial and non-profit organisations to showcase conservation efforts taking place on their land in the form of books and video. Running private and group workshops, Matt helps people to engage with nature through photography, encouraging them to explore ideas and themes with an end product, such as a book or archival print. Matt’s images have been published in The Guardian, Daily Telegraph, BBC Wildlife and National Geographic Magazines. He has also published three books under his own imprint, Hemisphere Publishing. His images are represented by Nature Picture Library and his current work tells the story of urban foxes close to his home in north London.

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Mammal Society

mammal society

Dorset

One in four of our native mammals is threatened with extinction, and many others are in decline. With Britain now recognised as one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, urgent action is needed. Our charity is trying to change this. Unlike most organisations monitoring British wildlife, we receive no central government funding for our core work. Our activities to halt the decline of threatened species, monitor their conservation status and advise on issues affecting British mammals, depends entirely on the generosity of our supporters!

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Rainbow Glass Studios

rainbow glass studios

London

We design and make decorative glass for various applications. Our studio facilities enable us to fuse glass, paint, stain & enamel, acid etch, sandblast, engrave, brilliant cut and lead work using the traditional methods. We also restore damaged church stained glass according to the UKIC (United Kingdom Institute of Conservation) guidelines. Rainbow Glass Studios was established in 2001. Between us we have decades of experience working in glass with various companies across Britain. We are often written about in the press and featured on TV.

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The Ringsfield Hall Trust

the ringsfield hall trust

Beccles

The Ringsfield Hall Trust is a thriving Outdoor Education, Nature Conservation and Christian Retreat Charity, operating from a 55-bed country house and farm, based in wonderfully biodiverse woodland and meadows within the Suffolk countryside. Here at Ringsfield Hall we use the transformative impact of time spent in the natural world, to positively impact lives and futures.

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