Environmental Practices in Oxfordshire

This project aims to promote and protect the environment, enhance the health and resilience of ecosystems, promote wildlife protection, and restore habitats. We focus on the following key areas:

Wildlife Protection

• Habitat Restoration: Projects to restore and reconnect fragmented habitats, such as wetlands and woodlands.
• Species Recovery Programs: Focused efforts to protect and increase populations of endangered species.
• Monitoring and Research: Continuous monitoring of wildlife populations and ecosystems to inform conservation strategies.

Land-Based Habitat Restoration

• Restoring Natural Waterways: Rehabilitating rivers and wetlands to support aquatic and terrestrial life.
• Reforesting: Planting native trees to restore forest habitats.
• Grassland Restoration: Managing grasslands to support diverse plant and animal communities.

Nature Recovery and Ecosystem Health

• Rewilding: Allowing natural processes to restore landscapes, which includes the reintroduction of native species and the creation of wildlife corridors.
• Conservation Areas: Designating and managing protected areas to conserve critical habitats and species.
• Pollution Reduction: Implementing measures to reduce air, water, and soil pollution.
• Community Engagement: Involving local communities in conservation efforts to ensure sustainable practices and local stewardship.

Our mission is to award grants that support community engagement, scientific research, and practical conservation measures, making it possible to create a resilient and thriving natural environment that benefits both wildlife and human populations.