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We could not deliver our important work across the capital without the generous support of a wide range of trusts and foundations, lottery distributors, landfill funders and other grant making bodies. From community outreach to landscape conservation to campaigning activity, our grant funders support a broad range of exciting and inspiring initiatives across the Trust for benefit of London’s people and wildlife.
We are immensely grateful to our supporters, whether large or small. Below we have listed just a few of our current funders whom we would like to thank:
The
Cadbury Foundation
supports
Wild about North Hackney
, a programme of educational environmental activities for young people living in some of the most deprived parts of Hackney;
The
Veolia Environmental Trust
is contributing to important river restoration work in South London through a
Wild Future for the Wandle
;
The
BBC Wildlife Fund
has this year supported
Staggering Gains
, our successful public survey to monitor current stag beetle populations in the capital;
The
Heritage Lottery Fund
is a long term supporter of London Wildlife Trust and is currently funding our both our large scale
River Crane Community Project
and
From Thorn to Orchid
, a project which aims to engage volunteers in the management of our chalk grassland sites.
If you are interested in finding out more about how your organisation could support the work of London Wildlife Trust, please contact our Grants Manager Helen Swainger on
0207 803 4274
or
hswainger@wildlondon.org.uk
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