UK
environmental
links
Best
Foot Forward
The Future Centre, 115 Magdalen Road, Oxford OX4 1RQ
T:
01865 250818 mail@bestfootforward.com
Provides information on environmental impact measured in terms
of ‘footprinting’.
Black
Environment Network
1st
Floor, 60 High Street, Llanberis, Wales LL55 4EU T:
01286 870715
Membership
organisation that focuses on encouraging ethnic community groups
in the UK to be more involved in environmentally sustainable issues
and projects. Produces newsletters and hosts a bimonthly networking
conference.
Capacity
Global
The Menier Gallery, 51-53 Southwark St London SE1 1RU T: 020 3117
0102 info@capacity.org.uk
Capacity’s objective is to deliver pioneering projects,
research, policy and creative solutions that promote social equality
and a healthy environment.
Climate
Change Speaker Network
Nationwide
network with speakers available to give climate change talks to
schools, community groups, societies, faith groups, councils,
etc.
Climate
Concern UK
UK-based campaign group, specifically focussed on spreading the
word to the general public to recognise the human-induced climate
change problem and to encourage reductions in energy consumption.
CLOUT
(Community Lobby Opposing Unheathy Tips)
Hilltop, Boothorpe, Blackfordby, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11
8BJ
T: 01283 222059 Andy.Symons@origin-it.com
Umbrella group for landfill action campaigns. Main objectives
are to lobby government and act as a resource and central information
centre for landfill action groups.
Commonground
Gold Hill House, 21 High Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP7 8JE T:
+44 (0)1747 850820
Works to encourage people to value and enjoy their own familiar
surrounding. Works with communities on parish maps. Reproduced
parish maps can be bought from their offices. Produces publications
and books.
Communities
Appeal for Respect for the Environment (CARE)
Rose Cottage, Dolydd Road, Cefn Mawr, Wrexham LL14 3NH
T: 01978 820819 care@hinter.freeserve.co.uk
CARE is a voluntary environmental, grassroots organisation. Exists
to empower others. Produces a Bi-monthly newsletter on environment,
pollution and health. Membership organisation.
Communities
Opposed To Environmental Pollution (COTEP)
618
Derby Road, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S42 6LZ T: 01246 233854
Pressure group working with communities that have had health problems
due to their environment. Expertise in community hearings and
legal action.
Don'tDumpThat
Helps people reduce the amount of perfectly useful but otherwise
unwanted household items going into landfill sites. By registering
in a local Don'tDumpThat forum, you can post items you no longer
want so that other Don'tDumpThat members who do want them, can
take them off your hands.
Dove
(Defenders of the Ouse Valley and Estuary)
Campaign group objecting to East Sussex and Brighton & Hove
Councils' proposed incincerator for Newhaven. Promotes recycling
and waste reduction. Contact
DOVE here
Eco-logic
Books
A small, ethical company that specialises in books that provide
practical solutions to environmental problems.
Elm
Farm Research Centre
Hamstead
Marshall, Nr Newbury, Berkshire RG20 0HR T: 01488 658298 elmfarm@efrc.com
Aims to change agricultural practice and policy to bring about
a greater uptake of organic farming as a way of contributing towards
sustainability in farming and land use.
Environment and Heritage Services,
Environmental Protection (Northern Ireland)
Calvert House, 23 Castle Place, Belfast BT1 1FY T: 01232 254 754
Responsibilities to protect or enhance the environment in the
line with sustainable development policy.
Environmental
Law Foundation
16 Baldwins Gardens, London EC1N 7RJ Tel: 020 7404 1030 info@elflaw.org
ELF is a UK based national charity and provides legal assistance
to individuals and community groups with environmental problems.
Envocare
T: 020 8398 2333 brenda@envocare.co.uk
A wide ranging, environmental, information site which identifies
and abstracts hundreds of relevant resources. It also presents
many detailed, factual, reference sections and numerous high quality
photographs.
Fair Trade
Foundation
Room 204, 16 Baldwin's Gardens, London EC1N 7RJ
T: 020 7405 5942 mail@fairtrade.org.uk
free2take
Free to use, non-profit website for advertising and claiming reusable
items, helping to keep items out of landfill. Based in Belfast.
Friends
of the Earth Scotland
2 Newhaven road, Edinburgh EH6 5QG T: 0131 554 9977 enquiries@foe-scotland.org.uk
Campaigns
in Scotland on renewable energy, better public transport, cleaner
rivers and beaches, opencast mining and freedom of information.
of waste and traffic, and the eradication of fuel poverty. FoE
local groups actively campaign to improve the environment in their
own backyard, as well as joining in with campaigns nationally
and internationally.
Friends
of the Earth UK
26-28 Underwood Street, London N1 7JQ T: 020 7 566 1555
Membership
organisation concerned with a wide spectrum of environment and
health issues. Campaigns on endocrine disrupting chemicals. Produce
guides on landfill sites and incinerators. Hosts a very good interactive
internet site on the chemical release industry.
Global
Action Plan
Head Office, 8 Fulwood Place, London WC1V 6HG
T: 020 7405 5633 all@globalactionplan.org.uk
Global Action Plan is the practical environmental charity that
helps people to make positive changes at home, at work, at school
and in the wider community.
GreenNet
33
Islington High Street, London N1 9LH,
T: (UK) 0845 0554011 (int'l) +44 (0)20 7713 1941 info@gn.apc.org
GreenNet is a not for profit collective, dedicated to supporting
and promoting groups and individuals working for peace, human
rights and the environment through the use of information and
communication technologies (ICTs). Offers support and training
whilst fulfilling its mission to provide low cost, effective communication.
Lots of useful links.
Greenpeace
Canonbury
Villias, Islington, London N1 2PN
T: 020 7 865 8100 or T: 0800 269 956 info@uk.greenpeace.org
Environmental pressure organisation working on issues to do with
sustaining the worlds natural environment. A membership organisation
that produces briefings, newsletters and press releases.
Green
Seniors
Environmental
action. Age no limit. Green Seniors was created to allow people
of all ages - particularly those who are of an age when they have
both the time, and the personal motivation - to work together
in large and small groups and networks, and make the planet a
better place for everyone and everything in the future.
joyce@greenseniors.org
(USA, Canada and general enquiries)
keith@greenseniors.org
(UK, worldwide and technical enquiries)
Lincolnshire
Against Cancer
Maureen
Dennis, School House, School House Lane, Old Leake, New Boston,
Lincolnshire PE22 9NJ
T: 01205 870 887
Actively
campaigns about environmental links with cancer especially in
Lincolnshire. Conducting a Community Cancer Survey in Lincolnshire.
London
Hazards Centre
Interchange Studios, Hampstead Town Hall, 213 Haverstock Hill,
London NW3 4QP
T: 020 7794 5999 mail@lhc.org.uk
A resource centre and membership organisation for Londoners fighting
health and safety hazards in their workplace and community. Provides
free information, advice and training on all aspects of workplace
and community health and safety. Information on issues such as
asbestos, pesticide use, toxic chemicals and contaminated sites.
Able to carry out inspections of sites. Produces
a quarterly newsletter. Telephone advice line is open most working
hours.
Low
Impact Living Initiative
Redfield Community, Buckingham Road, Winslow, Bucks MK18 3LZ
T: 01296 714184 lili@lowimpact.org
Low-Impact
Living Initiative (LILI) is dedicated to helping protect the global
environment by promoting sustainable alternatives to various aspects
of everyday life. Contact us to find out more about our installations,
courses, presentations and manuals.
Make
Poverty History
C/O BOND, Regent's Wharf, 8 All Saint's Street, London N1 9RL
Campaign to end world poverty.
National
Household Hazardous Waste Forum
74 Kirkgate, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS52 7DJ T: 0113 246 7584 swap@geo2.poptel.org.uk
Informs on waste disposal and exposure to hazardous waste.
New Internationalist
Magazine
NI reports on issues of world poverty and inequality; focuses
attention on the unjust relationship between the powerful and
the powerless in both rich and poor nations and debates and campaigns
for the radical changes necessary if the basic material and spiritual
needs of all are to be met.
Ooze
Magazine
25
Colingsmead, Eldene, Swindon, Wiltshire SN3 3TH T: 0870 3330106/7 help@oozemagazine.co.uk
Magazine striving to tackle all issues from rainforests to bushmeat,
slavery to green babies, pet food to vivisection.
People
and Planet
51 Union Street, Oxford OX4 1JP T: 01865 245678 people@peopleandplanet.org
People & Planet is the largest student network in Britain
campaigning to alleviate
world poverty, defend human rights and protect the environment.
Pesticides
Action Network
Development
House, 56-64 Leonard St, London EC2A 4JX T: 020 7065 0905 admin@pan-uk.org
Charity concerned with health and environmental problems caused
by contaminates and pesticides. Provides information, fact-sheets,
comprehensive newsletter, consultancy services and briefings about
all aspects of pesticides and their use.
Road
Block
PO Box 164, Totnes, TQ9 5WX T: 01803 847649 office@roadblock.org.uk
Alliance
against roadbuilding.
Shared
Energy
An umbrella group for activity around climate change and energy
descent. Shared Energy aims to help people make the big changes
in their lives that are needed to respond to climate change and
the coming of peak oil - the point at which oil demand outstrips
remaining world supplies.
Soil
Association
South Plaza, Marlborough Street, Bristol BS1 3NX T: 0117 929 0661
info@soilassociation.org
Charity researching, promoting and campaigning on organic food
and farming. A membership organisation that produces a magazine,
a book catalogue and a directory called 'Where to buy organic
food' cost £5 inc p&p.
Stakeholder
Forum for a Sustainable Future
3
Bloomsbury Place, London, WC1A 2QL T: +44 (0)207 580 6912
An
international multi-stakeholder organisation working on sustainable
development; supporting the increased involvement of stakeholders
in international and national governance processes. The organisation
played a key role in the preparations for and follow-up to the
World Summit on Sustainable Development. It is the lead organisation
in the development and facilitating of multi-stakeholder processes
for sustainable development.
Sustain
(The Alliance for Better Food and Farming)
94 White Lion Street, London N1 9PF T: 0171 837 1228 sustain@sustainweb.org
Sustain advocate food and agriculture policies and practices that
enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve
the working and living environment, promote equity and enrich
society and culture. Represents around 100 national public interest
organisations working at international, national, regional and
local level.
Sustainable
Scotland
T: 01324 639542 info@sustainable-scotland.com
An
environmental information website dedicated to Scotland.
The
Woodland Trust
The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading conservation charity dedicated
to the protection of our native woodland heritage. You
can recycle your Christmas cards with the woodland Trust.
WWF
Panda House, Weyside Park, Cattelshall Lane, Godalming, Surrey
GU7 1XR T: 01483 426444
Campaigns to stop the degradation of the natural environment and
to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature.
International membership organisation produces reports, briefings
and newsletters.
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you would like to link with WEN please e-mail
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