Welcome to SITA Trust
We're here to support community and environmental improvement projects through the Landfill Communities Fund.
On our website you can find out how to apply and see what projects we have supported across the UK.
Latest News
Featured Projects
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Cumbria Water Vole Project
Cumbria Wildlife Trust and Eden Rivers Trust were offered a grant of over £59,000 from SITA Trust to manage Water Vole habitat and reintroduce Water Voles read more
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White-Clawed Crayfish - Restore and Enhance a Crayfish Habitat
Eden Rivers Trust were offered £51,865 towards their project to maintain a key population of white-clawed crayfish in the UK by raising awareness, surveying populations and improving habitat. read more
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Land for Lapwings
RSPB management of 22 upland sites in the Northern Pennines to provide habitat for lapwing to breed. read more
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Restoring Humphrey's Barn at Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre
The restoration of a centuries old barn at this popular heritage centre in Arundel, West Sussex read more
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Life on the Verge
Networks of endangered, species-rich grassland are being mapped and managed to restore their biodiversity throughout a 1,600 km2 area in the East Midlands between Peterborough and Lincoln. £89,000 of funding from the SITA Trust has enabled roadside hay-baling to maintain and restore a habitat favourable for wild flowers along the verges. read more
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The Buszy, Milton Keynes
A £500,000 vinspired match fund project to create a youth hub in Milton Keynes read more
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Read's Island
Island restored for bird with bizarre upturned beak! read more
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Solent Seal Tagging Project
Mobile phone technology is helping to unlock the secret life of the Solent’s seal colony. read more
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Protecting Rare Cornfield Flowers in Somerset
One of the most significant collections of nationally rare cornfield flowers will continue to bloom in Somerset thanks to SITA Trust and Somerset Wildlife Trust members. read more
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St John the Baptist, Coventry
City centre community hub saved from closure read more
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Bringing back the Small Blue
The purpose of the project is to reverse the population decline of the Small Blue butterfly in Warwickshire through a programme of habitat restoration and creation and by monitoring the impact of this work on the habitat and butterfly populations. An important part of the project involves habitat management on extinct and potential sites in proximity to existing colonies so natural colonisation is encouraged, thus re-establishing a viable metapopulation for the Small Blue. read more
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More in Reserve
A GreenPrints Event at Potteric Carr, Doncaster read more
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Corfe Castle
Castle conservation a success!! read more
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North Pennines AONB Partnership's Woodland Project
Improving the dramatic landscape of the North Pennines read more
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Souter Lighthouse Play Area
Installing play equipment at this much visited North East landmark read more