Websites of the well known wildlife and environmental non governmental bodies and charities:

• British Trust for Ornithology
  A trust that promotes bird conservation through volunteer-based surveys. You, too, could join.
• Compassion in World Farming
  Along with celebrity chef and chicken welfare champion Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall this organisation advances the wellbeing of farm animals worldwide.
• Friends of the Earth
  A pressure and campaign group that has been around since 1971 and is now an information source for the media on anything environmental.
• Green Drinks
  The watering hole for greens - a loose, changing network for people with green agendas to meet informally and connect.
• Greenpeace
  Well known green activists that use direct action to publicise green issues and help bring pressure on politicians to act.
• Plantlife
  A wild plants conservation charity
• Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
  A popular organisation that protects british birds and their habitats - over a million members and 13,000 volunteers.
• The Wild Life Trusts
  With 726,000 members, they are the largest UK voluntary organisation dedicated to conserving the full range of the UK’s habitats and species.
• Womens Environmental network
  This group focuses on making women are aware of their ability to change the environment for the better and enable them come together to do so.