Details of our previously featured and supported charities
Even though these charities are no longer featured by CJS it doesn't mean that we don't support them any longer or that their work is any less valuable. Please continue to support them in any way you can.
2025: The Nature Friendly Farming Network
Find out all about them on their website here
Read their articles exclusively published in CJS.
- Farming as a key solution to environmental challenges, first published 13/12/24
- Overcoming prejudice and finding a community - being a woman in nature-friendly farming, first published 5/2/25
- Conservation grazing: Bringing farmers and biodiversity organisations together, first published 2/4/25
- ‘Agriculture is a great career for anyone who cares about green issues’ - Meet NFFN England manager Lottie Alves, first published 9/6/25
- Operation Turtle Dove - how turning around the fortunes of an iconic farmland bird brings farmers and conservationists together, first published 4/8/25
- Bringing farming and nature together - meet NFFN Cymru manager Rhys Evans, first published 13/10/25
2024:The Rivers Trust
Find out all about them on their website here
Read their articles exclusively published in CJS.
- Five ways we're working to restore rivers, first published 20/12/2023
- Women at work with The Rivers Trust, first published 13/2/2024
- Not just for nerds: Why data makes a difference, first published 9/4/2024
- How non-scientific roles make The Rivers Trust bigger and better, first published 12/6/2024
- Why we need to supercharge nature-based solutions, first published 9/8/2024
- Looking to the future: Building resilience in the environmental sector through education training and green skills, first published 15/10/2024
2023: People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES)
Find out all about them on their website
here
Read their articles exclusively published in CJS.
- Introducing the People's Trust for Endangered Species, first published 6/12/2022
- Citizen science, conservation and a changing world, first published 15/2/2023
- Calling all survey volunteers, first published 12/4/2023
- 30 years of putting hazel dormice back where they belong, first published 16/6/2023
- Training at People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES), first published 18/8/2023
- Research projects funded by People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES), first published 23/10/2023
2022: Countryside Classroom
Find out all about them on their website here
Read their articles exclusively published in CJS.
- Introducing the Countryside Classroom, first published 17/12/2021
2021: Campaign for National Parks
Find out all about them on their website here
October 2025: CJS is now a Corporate Supporter of the Campaign for National Parks. Find out more here
1994 - 2015
CJ Snail the endangered Species at Jersey Zoo (Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust or DWCT
We accept that maintaining biodiversity is about conserving ALL species, not just the big, the furry and the cuddly ones.
Niall explained the decision, "In 1997, while on a pilgrimage to Jersey Zoo (founded by Gerrald Durrell OBE, whose books first got me interested in conservation) Anthea and I heard about the captive breeding programme of Partula snails at Jersey, London, Edinburgh and Chester Zoos, etc. We noted the links between Whitby, Captain Cook and Moorea, and between ourselves, Gerrald Durrell and CJS - and decided to adopt a Partula snail on behalf of CJS. We christened him / her 'CJ Snail' because... well, as with most historic events, it seemed like a good idea at the time..."
See the Durrell website - you can donate on their website or sign up to sponsor an animal like CJ.
2001 - 2015
Leukaemia Research
Co-founder of CJS Anthea Carson died on 21 September 2001 having finally lost her brave fight against Leukaemia. CJS is Anthea’s gift to you. Your gift to her can be any donation (in cash or in kind) to any cancer charity or charity shop in your local area, or to Leukaemia Research.
The LRF has made significant progress over recent years, enabling their
400 scientists at leading hospitals and universities across the country to
apply this knowledge every day of the year to save more lives.
Go to the
Leukaemia Research website (From September 2015 they will be known
as Bloodwise)
Also please see Our Endorsements.