Media Natura Trust Limited

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(i) to promote the conservation, creation, maintenance and study for the benefit of the public of places and objects of ornithological, entomological, botanical, zoological, geological, archaeological or scientific interest or of natural beauty. (ii) to promote the conservation, maintenance, restoration, understanding, appreciation and study for the benefit of the public and otherwise further by all lawful means the natural resources and natural beauty of the united kingdom and all other areas of the world. (iii) to promote the education of the public in the principles and practice of conservation and the environment and rational use of all aspects of man's environment (iv) to promote, organise and carry on study and research in the principles and practice of the conservation of nature and the use of natural resources and to publish the useful results of such research. (v) to promote the relief of poverty and ill-health, in particular where it is occasioned by the mismanagement of natural resources. (vi) the relief of distress for needy victims of breaches of human rights by medical, financial or such other means as appear to be necessary. (for further details see clause 3 of memorandum and articles of association).

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