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Livingroofs.org
Phone: 07977202373 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.livingroofs.org
| Independent green roof organisation Livinroofs.org promotes, campaigns and provides independent advice on green roofs. It is not for profit. It organises tours and seminars for professionals and the public and works closely with other international green roof organisations Address: 7 Dartmouth Grove, London, SE10 8AR |
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www.grownupgreen.org.uk
Phone: 0116 2250454 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.grownupgreen.org.uk
| A website, aimed at UK households to encourage discussion about sustainability themes This is an interactive website that aims to encourage people to think and act in ways which protect and improve the natural environment and shows how sustainable development is relevant to all of us. grownupgreen is for people who want to make well-informed choices on such matters as renewable energy supply, managing household waste, purchasing of consumer goods, food supply, public and private transport, and much more. It recognises that the issues are complex and the various viewpoints. Address: |
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National Downshifting Week
Phone: E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.DownshiftingWeek.com
| Designed to help you slow down a gear! Led by Downshifting Columnist and Broadcaster Tracey Smith, this event is designed to inspire Individuals, Companies, Children and Schools, by highlighting ways participants can live simpler, happier lives and be kinder to the environment at the same time. Address: |
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Urban Selfsufficiency
Phone: 0117 9540788 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.selfsufficientish.com
| The urban guide to almost self sufficiency The idea behind self-sufficientish-ism is although many of us would love to live on a farm, grow all our own food, brew pea pod wine, live the 'Good-Life'. Not all of us have the means the space or are perhaps unwilling to give it all up and suffer the highs and lows of going it alone on a smallholding. Although total self-sufficiency is appealing the thought of giving up the little luxuries in life may not be. We aim to help reach as many people as posible and offer practicle advice. Address: 131Hayward Road, Bristol, BS5 9PY |
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Million-Against-Nuclear.Net
Phone: +31 - 20-6126368 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.million-against-nuclear.ne...
| In order to fight the comeback of nuclear power, we aim to collect one million signatures against nuclear power in Europe Help us to reach this one million: by signing the petition, by spreading the word and by collecting signatures from friends and colleagues. We have collected more than 400.000 signatures already, through the website as well as on paper. More signatures come in every day from all corners of Europe. Help us by signing the petition at the website Address: Postbus 59636, 1040 , LC Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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Tree for All
Phone: . E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.treeforall.org.uk
| Tree For All is a new kind of movement that gives children the chance to understand nature and the power to care for it It's about young people taking action today that will reap benefits for their children and grandchildren - a thriving landscape teeming with life. The campaign aims to: Plant 12 million trees throughout the UK between September 2004 and 2009 – that’s one tree planted for every child under 16. If all the trees were planted together they would fill 18,000 football pitches. Involve one million children directly in planting trees through schools, community groups, public events or in their gardens. Address: |
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Common Ground
Phone: E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.commonground.org.uk
| Internationally recognised for playing a unique role in the arts and environmental fields distinguished by the linking of nature with culture, focussing upon the positive investment people can make in their own localities, championing popular democratic involvement, and by inspiring celebration as a starting point for action to improve the quality of our everyday places. We offer ideas, information and inspiration through publications and projects such as Field Days, Parish Maps, Flora Britannica, Apple Day, Community Orchards, Tree Dressing Day, Confluence and the campaign for LOCAL DISTINCTIVENESS Address: Gold Hill House, 21 High Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 8JE |
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we all reuse
Phone: 0797 472 9934 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.weallreuse.com
| Promoting reusers and designers worldwide we all reuse has been established to: * Encourage and publicise the work of designers and manufacturers who reuse industrial & consumer waste. * Promote reuse as one of the most effective ways of reducing our consumption and therefore our impact on the environment * Showcase interesting ideas and share our experiences * Provide a private network where designers and other organisations can meet to discuss the issues of working with reclaimed materials. Its non-profit & edited by it's members Address: Farnham, Surrey, GU9 |
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Walk to School
Phone: +44 (0) 207 8201010 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.walktoschool.org.uk
| We ask parents, pupils and teachers to think about their journey to and from school, and the many benefits of making it on foot Over 50% of children don't walk to school regularly, and more and more pupils are being driven to school in a car. This trend is contributing to reduced physical activity and increased childhood obesity, urban congestion and air pollution. Each year, we organise two nationally recognised events: National Walk to School Week (21 to 25 May 2007), and International Walk to School Month (October 2007) Address: |
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Greenfootsteps
Phone: 01473 328910 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.greenfootsteps.com
| Easy green living for health and wealth Green-up your life with easy tips and techniques which enhance your health and don't break the bank. Learn about green issues such as land pollution and pesticides and how these issues affect us. You can also learn what we can do to lessen their impact on our lives. This is a non-political site which aims to help people to be a little bit greener. All the lifestyle choices and background knowledge you need to help you be greener and healthier and save money too! Address: 1 Lemons Hill, , Tattingstone, Ipswich, Suffolk |
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Save Your Environment: The 100 Months Project My Month.
Phone: 01467 622489 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.mymonth.co.uk
| Dedicated to helping you reduce your carbon emissions. MyMonth.co.uk is a site dedicated to helping you reduce your carbon emissions in a friendly and positive way. It is part of the 100 month project. Address: Lethenty Mill, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 0HQ | Visit Website |
UK AWARE
Phone: 020 8842 7500 E-Mail: Click here to send e-mail Web: www.ukaware.com
| UK's largest Green and Ethical Lifestyle Show UK AWARE 09 is your quickest way to reducing your carbon footprint, and living ethically, without compromising your modern lifestyle. Held on the 17th and 18th of April in Olympia, the exhibition will offer you hundreds of products, services and ideas that will help you lead a more sustainable lifestyle. Everything from the latest in ethical fashion to the fastest and most ingenious eco cars, from travel options to energy solutions will be there for you to discover. Address: PO box 562, Northolt, , London, UB5 9JZ |
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