The group's accessible boat, Mada Chuain. Credit: James Appleton.
Projects
The kids saving Scotland’s seas
On the coast of Wester Ross Marine Protected Area, young people aged 7–16 are taking action to care for their local seas.
Projects we’ve funded
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Purple Gromwell at Dunraven Bay. Credit: Ellyn Baker.
Projects
Safeguarding Wales’ native flora
Led by the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, this project will strengthen conservation of threatened plants and restore vital habitats.
The Waterloo Block was originally a barracks and is now home to the Jewel House. Credit: Historic Royal Palaces.
Projects
Expanding learning opportunities at the Tower of London
Its historic Waterloo Block will be home to a new learning and community centre, creating modern and accessible facilities for schools and groups.
Improvements included new community hubs and a café. Credit: Bowring Park.
Projects
Restoring Bowring Park to the people of Liverpool
Our funding helped turn a park in need of renewal into a vibrant and thriving community hub.
A new public programme exploring themes of nature, heritage and reflection will open the cemetery to a broader range of people. Credit: Culture Comms Collective.
Projects
Protecting the heritage of Highgate Cemetery
Our funding is conserving the Grade I listed site in North London and improving access, biodiversity and community engagement.
The project is inspiring children and young people and helping them feel connected to the building’s heritage. Credit: Richard Lakos.
Projects
Transforming the Poor Priests’ Hospital in Canterbury
The 800-year-old Grade I listed building and wider site will be repaired and repurposed as a free, accessible space for the community.
Credit: The Port of Milford Haven.
Projects
Managing marine health in the Milford Haven Waterway
This project will drive a co-ordinated approach to tackling the introduction and spread of marine invasive non-native species.
A group of volunteers from the South Wales Miners Museum. Credit: South Wales Miners Museum.
Projects
South Wales Miners Museum: strengthening a volunteer-led museum
A volunteer-run mining museum in the Afan Valley is building skills, confidence and capacity to secure its future and support its community.
Young people have played a key role in shaping plans. Credit: 1625 Independent People.
Projects
Supporting young lives at Kingsley Hall
Our funding is restoring a Grade II* listed building in Bristol and securing its future as a vital hub for disadvantaged young people.
River Marteg. Credit: Silvia Sivers.
Projects
Restoring two Radnorshire rivers
This project will strengthen nature networks and safeguard biodiversity along the River Ithon and the River Marteg in Wales.
A Moss Carder bumblebee. Credit: Laura Shakespeare.
Projects
Saving the habitats of Wales’ rarest bumblebees
This project is helping revive bumblebee species along the Carmarthenshire coast and empowering local people to get involved in conservation.
A meadow at Slade Farm Organics. Credit: Felicity Crawshaw.
Projects
Restoring arable habitats in the Vale of Glamorgan
Fieldwork Studios and Slade Farm Organics are restoring farmland habitats to improve biodiversity, boost landscape-scale resilience and connect people with Wales' agricultural heritage.