Sponsorship page for The Turner-Kirk Trust

The Trust has supported SolarAid's "Light a Village" project in Malawi, which provides solar lights to off-grid communities, indirectly benefiting local agriculture and biodiversity .

Given the Trust's commitment to biodiversity and conservation, supporting species like bumblebees, which are crucial for pollination and ecosystem health, aligns with their mission.

As part of their conservation efforts, the Trust has funded initiatives like the Cambridge Conservation Initiative and the University of Oxford's Department of Zoology, which focus on biodiversity and species conservation .

The Turner-Kirk Trust has supported the Antarctic Krill Project in collaboration with Imperial College London and the British Antarctic Survey to understand krill distribution and its role in the Southern Ocean ecosystem.

Central to the Turner‑Kirk Fellowship at Oxford University’s Dept of Zoology (2013–2018), focusing on human–carnivore conflict across Africa and Southeast Asia Symbolises flagship species conservation—helping entire ecosystems thrive while tackling complex policy and community issues.

Our literature frequently mentions deforestation of woodland and rainforests—the Trust’s conservation efforts support policy and biodiversity in these woodland habitats.