Previous Bromley Trust grants were made to:

A Rocha Lebanon
www.arocha.org
Works with the local community, government bodies and landowners to conserve the Aammiq wetland, West Bekaa, Lebanon, an important migratory stop for wildfowl.
The Bromley Trust grant - £20,000

BioRegional Development Group - Sustainable Forestry Programme
www.bioregional.com
Aims to reduce the long term pressure on unsustainable international forestry. Work includes the production of domestic regional and local alternatives to imported wood products. For example Charcoal and Woodchip. BioRegional also provides incentives for sustainable woodland management in UK and works with Butterfly Conservation to establish long term biodiversity monitoring to support the importance of coppice restoration.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Birdlife International
www.birdlife.org
Birdlife International in collaboration with the World Pheasant Association. Implementation of the Conservation Action Plan for the Red-billed Curassow in Mata Atlantica.
The Bromley Trust grant- £10,000 restricted for a Red-billed Curassow Action Plan Officer.

Fauna and Flora International
www.fauna-flora.org
Restricted to their work in Mata Atlantica
Conservation of Atlantic forest in and around Carlos Botelo State Park, ensuring that external fragments maintain connectivity to the Protected Area through a combination of sustainable usage and making sure the park itself is under effective management.
The Bromley Trust grant - £15,000

Natural History Museum- David Attenborough Studio Capital Appeal.
www.nhm.ac.uk
The David Attenborough Studio will be a modern, technologically advanced debating chamber that will link the museum to the outside world.  Facilitated by scientific experts and learning professionals the Studio will create dialogue and discussion with audiences outside the museum, for example by linking schools and research stations, enabling the transfer of knowledge and practical support.
The Bromley Trust grant £10,000

Rio Atlantic Forest Trust (RAFT)
Owns, in order to preserve, two areas of the Serra do Mar in Nova Friburgo municipality of Mata Atlantica (The Atlantic Coastal Rain Forest) Brazil.
The Bromley Trust grant - £7,000 restricted

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
www.rbge.org.uk
Restricted to the International Conifer Conservation Programme for the development of a Conservation Monitoring Centre in Chile. The centre will monitor threatened plants of the endangered temperate conifer forests and act as an early warning centre for species at risk. The centre will work closely with the indigenous population to find sustainable and financially beneficial strategies for managing the forests. For example developing methods of firewood production, selective felling and the production of non-timber forest products as well as providing skill training in plant identification and forest management.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Tree Aid
www.treeaid.org.uk
Supports partner agencies in the Sahel region of Africa where 90% of people depend on trees, and where trees and consequently the survival of the community is under threat from environmental degradation. Tree Aid supports 60 partner agencies to plant trees in shelterbelts, orchards, woodlots, and around fields and homes and provides grants to educate and train the local communities in forest management and related skills.
The Bromley Trust grant - £5,000