Opportunities: Nature and environment

Grants available for core costs, salaries and capital expenditure for UK registered charities that are directly addressing environmental causes, UK heritage and the challenges faced by the most marginalised and disadvantaged members of society.

Micro-grants up to £400 are available for not-for-profit organisations in England, Scotland and Wales for projects that benefit children and families.

TEP’s Environment Grant scheme offers grants of between £250 and £1,000 to any individual, group, professional, student, UK institution or charity across the whole of the UK. Grants can be used for such things as project materials and/or travel arrangements, accommodation and food.

Grants for grassroots projects to improve the water environment, including activities that enhance biodiversity and community access to blue and green spaces in areas where water companies have been issued with fines or penalties.

Grants available to support the planting and establishment of standard trees and street trees in urban and peri-urban areas (between urban and rural areas) in England.

Grants for smaller UK registered charities that are providing services in the UK in a range of areas including the relief of hardship, education and young people, physical wellbeing, care for the elderly and the environment & conservation.

Grants available for young people aged 14-25 across the United Kingdom to carry out creative projects that celebrate UK native plants and fungi in exciting and engaging ways.

Grants available to not-for-profit organisations in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly for projects that benefit the areas of Stratton, Kilkhampton, Launcells and Morwenstow in Cornwall.

Grants for UK animal welfare charities for projects or activities that benefit and protect animals, relieve the suffering of animals, address the conservation of wildlife and/or encourage a greater understanding of animals.

Grants available to UK registered charities for educational and environmental projects that help impoverished, young and/or disadvantaged/marginalised people in communities worldwide.

Grants available for projects in the areas of gardening and plant sciences, art history and fine art.

Grants available for projects in England, Scotland and Wales that remove barriers to rewilding projects. Projects that take an innovative approach to land and marine rewilding are particularly welcomed.