Fish4Ever

Info:  Welcome to the Fish4Ever website, the home of sustainable fishing. Fish4Ever is a range of tinned fish that you can trust. We have the best and most comprehensive policy in the world of tinned fish, but we also pack a better product, superior in taste and better for your health.

Flying Forest

Info:  Plants trees to help neutralise carbon emissions created by flying. Whilst planting trees is not the complete solution to global warming, it helps. And the planet needs every assistance we can give it. But there’s more to Flying Forest than just protecting the planet. We have undertaken a planting programme which benefits the environment but also the people, habitat and wildlife of Southern Africa. At Flying Forest, we believe that planting trees and maintaining forests in Southern Africa helps in many ways. It allows then to implement what they call the C3. Carbon, Conservation, and Communities.

Folly Wildlife Centre Project

Info:  Folly Wildlife Rescue started life in a converted garden shed in 1987, but since then it has grown beyond recognition, saved many, many thousands of animals and birds, planted a seed of change in the negative attitudes towards wildlife that still persist and brought like-minded people together, directing their energies to good work. And has demonstrated that even with limited resources, you can, with the commitment and determination of a good team, achieve real success.

In February 2005 Folly Wildlife Rescue launched The Wildlife Centre Project, an ambitious plan to establish a dedicated wildlife hospital and education centre to serve Kent and Sussex.

Forest of Dreams

Info:  Is an ecological charity set up to purchase, manage and preserve in perpetuity, identified areas of land suited to being left largely wild as a place of sanctuary - for wildlife and climax biodiversity - with a human presence in the form of educational facilities - emphasizing sacred traditions with a respect for the earth, as well springs of understandings to draw from and with which to create a culture of sustainability.

Forestry Commission

Info:  They are the government department responsible for the protection and expansion of Britain's forests and woodlands.

Global Trees Campaign

Info:  Over 8000 tree species, 10% of the world's total, are threatened with extinction. Destruction of woodland and forest and unsustainable felling of valuable timbers are causing the loss of many important species. Very few of these endangered trees are being conserved in the wild. The Global Trees Campaign, a joint initiative between Fauna & Flora International (FFI), Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) and the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) in association with other partners around the world, is drawing attention to this global problem and finding solutions.

The Global Trees Campaign aims to save the world's most threatened tree species and their habitats through provision of information, conservation action and support for sustainable use. The campaign focuses on trees as flagship species for conservation of ecosystems and landscapes, and enables local people to carry out rescue and sustainable use operations. They are working in partnership with organizations around the world to save endangered trees.

Greenpeace UK

Info:  Stands for positive change through action. We defend the natural world and promote peace. We investigate, expose and confront environmental abuse by governments and corporations around the world. We champion environmentally responsible and socially just solutions, including scientific and technical innovation. Our goal is to ensure the ability of the earth to nurture life in all its diversity.

We organise public campaigns: for preventing climate change by ending our addiction to polluting fuels and promoting clean, renewable and efficient energy; for the protection of oceans and ancient forests; for the elimination of toxic chemicals; against the release of genetically modified organisms into nature; for nuclear disarmament and an end to nuclear contamination.

Greenpeace does not solicit or accept funding from governments, corporations or political parties. Greenpeace neither seeks nor accepts donations which could compromise our independence, aims, objectives or integrity. Greenpeace relies on the voluntary donations of individual supporters, and on grant-support from foundations.

Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management

Info:  Is the professional body that represents and supports ecologists and environmental managers in the UK, Ireland and abroad. It provides a variety of services to develop competency and standards in ecology and environmental management.

International Animal Rescue

Info:  Its aim is to come to the aid of wild and domestic animals with hands-on rescue and rehabilitation. At International Animal Rescue they do exactly what their name says. They save animals from suffering around the world by: cutting free the dancing bears of India; rescuing primates from the animal smugglers of Indonesia; saving migratory birds from the guns of Malta; providing veterinary care for the stray dogs and cats of India. When they can, they release rescued animals back into the wild. And when that’s not possible, they care for them in their sanctuaries.

John Muir Trust

Info:  Is one of the country’s leading guardians of wild land and wildlife. As a prominent membership organisation they carry out their charitable role through the ownership of land, the promotion of education and volunteer conservation activities.

Established in 1983 the JMT owns and manages estates on Skye, Knoydart, Assynt, Lochaber and Perthshire. The iconic peaks of Ben Nevis, Schiehallion and many of the southern Cuillins of Skye are protected by the Trust. In addition to their owned properties, they work in partnership with many other communities in the management of estates across Scotland.

Although the Trust's properties are located in Scotland, they are very much a national and international body. The environmental John Muir Award promotes awareness and responsibility for wild places across the United Kingdom, while overseas they have strong links with The Sierra Club in the United States which, like the JMT, celebrates the work, spirit and legacy of Dunbar born John Muir.

League Against Cruel Sports

Info:  Was established in 1924, and works to end cruelty to animals in the name of sport.