We are a network of local environmentally-focused philanthropic funds around the world. Currently we have funds in: Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Aeolian Islands, Cyclades Islands, St Vincent and the Grenadines, the Ionian Islands, Barbados,, Sri Lanka, Devon and the Scottish Highlands. We hope to grow the network significantly in the years to come.The aim of these funds is simply to secure modest sums money by way of an annual commitment from people and businesses that have a strong local connection to these places, for philanthropic distribution to deserving local environmental initiatives. The funds support projects broadly across the following themes: marine conservation, landscape and biodiversity protection, local food, fresh water, sensible waste management (and the elimination of single use plastics) and (renewable) energy. Responsible tourism is fast becoming another important area that we're addressing.The Foundations are each based on a similar model but vary in strategy according to each location’s environmental, political and social contexts.Each foundation is apolitical, independent, not for profit, and are privately funded by individuals and businesses who love and rely on a certain place that they want to protect, preserve and restore.By supporting local initiatives and identifying the framework and skills needed to tackle specific local environmental problems, we are creating a global network with access to piloted and proven solutions. We foster local environmental luminaries and help develop programmes designed to be proactive agents of change, bolstering civil society and building capacity, to create long lasting change. Our foundations are involving, empowering and strengthening local communities through a bottom-up integrated approach.

HYELM is a new type of landlord. We are for our residents not for profit. We offer secure, quality, hassle-free accommodation in relaxed spaces that help young people working in London who can’t afford to rent or buy privately.

Biofarm was established in response to the Environment Bill receiving Royal Assent in November 2021. As an Act of Parliament, it requires that all new developments in England must provide a minimum 10% net gain in biodiversity. It is anticipated that the Act and the requirement to increase biodiversity will come into effect in the autumn of 2023.The primary reason that the biodiversity requirement is being introduced is that the UK is one of the most environmentally degraded countries in the world. According to a report published by the RSPB using data compiled by the Natural History Museum, the UK is listed as the worst in the G7 for the amount of wildlife and wild spaces lost due to human activity, resulting in the UK being ranked twelfth worst of 240 countries and territories overall.The Environment Act will go a long way to halting and even reversing this tragic decline in biodiversity in England by ensuring that the issue becomes a primary focus of property developers nationwide.

South Hill Capital is a privately owned property investment, development and asset management company, focused on delivering returns on distressed real estate across all sectors in the UK, mainland Europe and Ireland.The company invests in direct commercial and residential property, generating returns through the implementation of intensive asset management initiatives undertaken by South Hill Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of South Hill Capital.

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