Chinese / Lunar New Year Cards for Conservation charities

The BBKA works to promote bees and bee-keeping and to provide a range of member services to UK bee keepers. One in three mouthfuls of the food we eat is dependent on pollination at a time when a crisis is threatening the world's honey bees.

For more information visit bbka.org.uk

Blankets For Baby Rhinos are a craft conservation group that supports wildlife orphanages and anti-poaching units, by supplying them with knitted and crochet blankets and clothing. Blankets For Baby Rhinos also use crafts to raise funds for beneficiaries to supply much needed equipment and animal feed.

For more information visit blanketsforbabyrhinos.org

Our international wildlife charity is devoted to compassionate conservation and wild animal welfare! Every year, Born Free helps hundreds of thousands of animals worldwide - lions, elephants, tigers, gorillas, wolves, polar bears, dolphins, marine turtles and much more in their natural habitat, working with local communities to help people and wildlife live together without conflict.

For more information visit bornfree.org.uk

Buglife is the only organisation in Europe devoted to the conservation of all invertebrates, and we are passionately committed to saving Britain's rarest little animals, everything from bees to beetles, and spiders to snails

For more information visit buglife.org.uk

The Bumblebee Conservation Trust was established because of serious concerns about the 'plight of the bumblebee'. In the last 80 years our bumblebee populations have crashed. Two species have become nationally extinct and several others have declined dramatically

For more information visit bumblebeeconservation.org

The conservation of butterflies, moths and our environment. Butterfly Conservation was formed by a small group of dedicated naturalists in 1968 following the alarming decline of many beautiful butterflies and moths.

For more information visit www.butterfly-conservation.org

CPRE is the countryside charity that campaigns to promote, enhance and protect the countryside for everyone's benefit.

For more information visit cpre.org.uk

We're part of the UK-wide movement of 46 Wildlife Trusts, all standing up for the natural world. Together we are the nation's most active and influential nature conservation partnership, protecting wildlife in every part of the British Isles.
To discover and protect local wildlife on your doorstep, visit www.hiwwt.org.uk

For more information visit hiwwt.org.uk

The Hawk and Owl Trust is the only organisation in the UK working specifically for birds of prey including owls. As top predators, bird of prey are a vital indicator of the health of the environment. Working for their benefit means protecting and creating suitable habitats for their prey - thus benefiting many different species.

For more information visit hawkandowl.org

To rescue and protect rhino in their natural habitat by delivering tangible results in anti-poaching and habitat preservation. To instigate educational initiatives that highlight the importance of conserving rhino and other endangered species and the benfits that can be derived from a sustainable co-existence between man and wildlife.

For more information visit helpingrhinos.org

Hope for the Future believe in the power of democratic engagement in calling for action on climate change and the nature crisis. Their mission is to equip campaigners across the UK with the tools they need to have effective and impactful conversations with their local politicians on climate change.

For more information visit hftf.org.uk

Founded in 1958, we are and the leading conservation organisation covering the whole of Kent and Medway, dedicated to protecting wildlife and wild habitats for everyone to enjoy.

For more information visit kentwildlife.org.uk

Lions are now an endangered species, and we have watched the decline from the sidelines for far too long. It is now up to us to have the courage, fortitude, and strength to protect and conserve a species globally representative of the freedom and importance of wild animals

For more information visit lionaid.org

The Living Rainforest welcomes around 100,000 visitors each year, including 25,000 children on school trips. Visitors experience the sights, sounds and smells of a lush tropical rainforest, without the air miles. The centre is home to over 850 species of plants and animals. The Living Rainforest is part of TSL (Trust for Sustainable Living), a global educational charity that works with children and teachers in over 80 countries, helping the next generation build a more sustainable future.

For more information visit livingrainforest.org

Lower Moss Wood has been an educational reserve and wildlife hospital for over thirty years. It has also provided a place where injured animals and birds can recover and rehabilitate, before returning to the wild.

For more information visit www.lowermosswood.com

The Marine Conservation Society champions the need for marine wildlife protection, sustainable fisheries and clean seas and beaches

For more information visit mcsuk.org

Marwell Wildlife is dedicated to the conservation of endangered species and ecosystems. They operate Marwell Zoo, engage in global wildlife conservation projects, and support research initiatives. Their work focuses on protecting biodiversity, promoting sustainable practices, and educating the public to inspire conservation efforts.

For more information visit marwell.org.uk

Wild flowers, plants and fungi are the life support for all our wildlife and their colour and character light up our landscapes. But without our help, this priceless natural heritage is in danger of being lost.

For more information visit plantlife.org.uk

Passionate about nature, dedicated to saving it. Since we started on our mission in 1889, the threats to nature have continued to grow, but we've grown to meet them too.

We’re now the largest nature conservation charity in the country, consistently delivering successful conservation, forging powerful new partnerships with other organisations and inspiring others to stand up and give nature the home it deserves.

For more information visit rspb.org.uk

Our vision is of a connected network of healthy, resilient ecosystems supporting Scotland's wildlife and people. We have been championing the incredible diversity of Scotland's wildlife for over 60 years; from lichens, wood ants and butterflies, to golden eagles, basking sharks and beavers.

For more information visit scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is a marine conservation & campaigning charity inspiring, uniting & empowering communities to protect oceans, waves, beaches and wildlife.

For more information visit sas.org.uk

Sussex Wildlife Trust has over 30,000 members who are helping us to protect the rich natural heritage of East and West Sussex, and Brighton and Hove.

We exist so that future generations can experience the joy and well-being that comes from connecting with nature in Sussex. We are for everyone who cares about nature in Sussex.

For more information visit sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk

The Heart of England Forest has an exciting and ambitious vision. We’re planting tomorrow’s great native woodland, one tree at a time. A new broadleaf forest across the heart of the country that’s for everyone to enjoy.

For more information visit hoef.co.uk

The Rivers Trust are conservation experts with a wealth of data and expertise at our fingertips. We work with our member trusts to make our shared vision a reality: wild, healthy, natural rivers, valued by all.

For more information visit theriverstrust.org

The Royal Parks supports and manage 5,000 acres of Royal parkland across London. The Royal Parks look after eight of London’s largest open spaces; Hyde Park, The Green Park, Richmond Park, Greenwich Park, St James’s Park, Bushy Park and The Regent’s Park, and Kensington Gardens.

For more information visit royalparks.org.uk

To raise awareness of the real threat of extinction to the world's last remaining wild tiger populations, and endeavour to prevent the loss of wild tigers through conservation projects in the remaining tiger territories.

For more information visit tigers4ever.org

Tusk protects wildlife, tackles the causes of poverty, and promotes education across Africa. Some focus on just one of these areas but we know that’s not enough to create lasting change.

Since 1990 we have identified, backed and developed projects that forge links between the preservation of Africa’s natural heritage and the future of its land, culture and people.

For more information visit tusk.org

Wild Things Rescue operates a fostering system which covers the vast majority of Lincolnshire. Wild Things Rescue strive to always make decisions in the best interest of the individual animal. Wild Things Rescue have fosterers who specialise in birds of prey, hedgehogs and rabbits!

For more information visit //wildthingsrescue.uk

WildFish is the only independent charity in the UK campaigning for wild fish and their waters. Our goal is sustainable wild fish populations. We work to diminish the key threats to wild fish from open-net salmon farming, pollution and over-abstraction.

For more information visit wildfish.org

One of the greatest wildlife stories of our time is unfolding right now. The demise of the Asian elephant and its efforts to fight back.

Losing the Asian elephant would result in the collapse of Asia’s already fragile ecosystems. Protecting these ‘elephant corridors’ is not only essential for the conservation of Asian elephants, but also for their habitat and all creatures that share it.

For more information visit http://www.elephant-family.org/

International charity working to save the world’s remaining gorillas from extinction through community conservation, education, research and development

For more information visit gorillas.org

We aim to: create new native woodland with the help of communities, schools, organisations and individuals; protect our precious ancient woods, restore the ones that are damaged and fight for those under threat; inspire people up and down the country to visit woods, plant trees, and enjoy the many benefits that woodland has to offer.

For more information visit woodlandtrust.org.uk

To save wetlands and their wildlife and raise awareness of the issues that affect their survival. To enhance people’s lives through learning about and being close to nature and inspiring them to help WWT’s conservation work worldwide

For more information visit wwt.org.uk