NOTTINGHAMSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST

Wetlands Recovery

Attenborough for All

The Water Environment Improvement Fund (WEIF) grant is to support the maintenance of partnerships across Englands catchments, primarily to deliver a catchment based approach to water, land and flood management. Partnerships need to consider the ....more

The Water Environment Improvement Fund (WEIF) grant is to support the maintenance of partnerships across Englands catchments, primarily to deliver a catchment based approach to water, land and flood management. Partnerships need to consider the targets of the 25 year environment plan, including: clean and plentiful water, thriving plants and wildlife, using resources from nature more sustainably and efficiently, enhancing beauty, heritage and engagement with the natural environment and mitigating and adapting to climate change. This focus will include actions to deliver improvements to the Water Environment (Water Framework Directive) (England & Wales) Regulations 2017 objectives, climate crisis, biodiversity crisis, flood risk, coastal erosion, growing population, plastics and land management delivered through an integrated catchment approach. Managing the water environment (including rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuaries and the sea) can be very complex and requires balancing the priorities and needs of multiple water users, landowners, and organisations with differing roles and responsibilities considering how to maximise natural capital and net gain. Individual grant values range from £3,250 for sub-catchments to £250,000 for the Catchment Based Approach (CaBA) National Support Group (NSG).

We aim to inspire the young people of Nottingham to be environmental leaders through our Keeping It Wild and Young Rangers programmes.

Bringing beavers back to Nottinghamshire to unlock hidden habitat and increase biodiversity.

COVID19: Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust

Defras Catchment Based Approach (CaBA) Policy published in June 2013, defined a framework to encourage the adaptation of an integrated catchment based approach to improving the quality of our water environment. Defra has supported civil society ....more

Defras Catchment Based Approach (CaBA) Policy published in June 2013, defined a framework to encourage the adaptation of an integrated catchment based approach to improving the quality of our water environment. Defra has supported civil society organisations to establish and maintain partnerships across Englands catchments.

This measure is the primary Agri-environment-climate funding for England in delivering the Rural Development programme environmental land management priorities and builds on the agri-environment Countryside Stewardship and Environmental Stewardship ....more

This measure is the primary Agri-environment-climate funding for England in delivering the Rural Development programme environmental land management priorities and builds on the agri-environment Countryside Stewardship and Environmental Stewardship schemes offered under the previous RD programme. The measure funds activities intended to deliver environmental land management priorities contributing to Englands Biodiversity 2020 goals and legal obligations under the Habitats, Birds and Water Framework Directives and soil commitments made in the Natural Environment White Paper and increase resilience of wildlife, habitats and ecosystems to climate change. Funding is paid according to the payment rate for each option included in the individual agreement, and the area/length/number of the commitment selected and is based on income foregone and additional costs. Agreements can be 5 year multi annual commitments with the option of annual extensions for a further two years. 10 year commitments or longer will be offered in cases where an exception is clearly justified. RPA administers for measures in England.

Partnership Grants for England (PG) is a payment mechanism enabling us to provide capital and revenue grants to third sector organisations for projects which protect and enhance the water environment

Attenborough Nature Reserve land purchase and management costs

We want funding to replace worn-out tools and safety equipment for volunteers to improve and maintain our nature reserve.

The aim of BEVS 2 is to create locally protected badger populations which can act as a barrier between areas where bovine TB is present in cattle and areas without bovine TB.Taking forward the commitment in the TB Strategy, BEVS 2 provides funding ....more

The aim of BEVS 2 is to create locally protected badger populations which can act as a barrier between areas where bovine TB is present in cattle and areas without bovine TB.Taking forward the commitment in the TB Strategy, BEVS 2 provides funding towards the cost of vaccinating badgers in the Edge Area of England with BCG vaccine over four years.

Water Environment Improvement Fund - Catchment Partnership Action Fund (CPAF) 2019/20

We require funds to build infrastructure in Foxcovert Nature Reserve to enable conservation grazing by Herdwick & Hebridean sheep.

We're raising funds to provide teenagers and young adults with practical skills and experience in wildlife habitat conservation.

We're raising funds to assist The Vale of Belvoir's local farming community by vaccinating badgers against Bovine Tuberculosis (bTB).

Water Envronment Improvement Fund Hosting for Catchment Partnership for 1819

The aim of BEVS 2 is to create locally protected badger populations which can act as a barrier between areas where bovine TB is present in cattle and areas without bovine TB.Taking forward the commitment in the TB Strategy, BEVS 2 provides funding ....more

The aim of BEVS 2 is to create locally protected badger populations which can act as a barrier between areas where bovine TB is present in cattle and areas without bovine TB.Taking forward the commitment in the TB Strategy, BEVS 2 provides funding towards the cost of vaccinating badgers in the Edge Area of England with BCG vaccine over four years.

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The funding will be used by a charity to form a local committee and run a consultation process about plans to transform an inaccessible local nature reserve so it best meets the needs of the community.

Not a Blott on the landscape: creating a haven for wildlife in a historic river corridor - Nottingham

Wildlife in the City - Young Roots

Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust: Building fundraising capacity

An investment in the purchase of 36 hectares of disused gravel pits to extend the adjacent 11 hectare Skylarks nature reserve, adding open water, species-rich wet grassland, hedges and wet woodland.