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Agriculture and Environment Biotechnology Commission: The AEBC is the Government strategic advisory body on biotechnology issues affecting agriculture and the environment. It regularly produces official reports on the work it is doing to help understand the changes to our environment.; Rate this website
Arkive: This site is a photographic record of the animals living on our planet and has some breathtaking images.; Rate this website
Countryside Access: This site from the Countryside Agency not only has a full rundown of the Countryside Code, but also has suggestions for activities that can make for a great day out in the country.; Rate this website
Forest Policy and Environmental Group (FPEG): This web site from the Overseas Development Institute tells about the work of FPEG, which through research aims to secure the long-term future of forests all around the world.; Rate this website
Friends of the Earth: Friends of the Earth is an organisation that campaigns on environmental issues. This site includes details on how your weekly shop could be affecting the environment.; Rate this website
Greenpeace: Greenpeace is an independent global campaigning organization that gets involved in trying to prevent environmental problems. Find out more about their work here.; Rate this website
Plantlife: Plantlife is a charity that looks after wild plants. There’s lots of information here on what you can do to help endangered plants near to where you live.; Rate this website
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds: The RSPB is the UK charity working to secure a healthy environment for birds and wildlife.; Rate this website
RSPCA: The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has been looking after the interests of animals for years. Find out all about their latest campaigns on their informative site.; Rate this website
UK Biodiversity Action Plan: This site supports the running of the UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP) on behalf of the UK Biodiversity Partnership and the UK Government.; Rate this website

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