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Art

Royal Society of Arts: Arts & Ecology
Cape Farewell: The cultural response to climate change
MAP/making: Music, art and performance in action at the Royal College
APE: Artists Project Earth
The Big Draw: October 2009 The Line's The Limit.
Biodiversity

Kew Gardens: Millennium Seed Bank Project (MSBP)
The Zoological Society of London
Gorillas
The Science Museum: Can Algae save the world?
Oceanographic Research Vessel, Alguita.
The Natural History Museum, London
The International Year of Biodiversity 2010
Educational Resources

Groundwork UK
Eco-Schools
Growing Schools
The Big Wildlife Garden
Sustainable Schools
Environmental groups and campaigns

Friends of the Earth
Planet Positive
Greenpeace UK
The Climate Group
European Climate Foundation
Global Climate Campaign
305
UK Youth Climate Coalition
Films

The Age of Stupid
An Inconvenient Truth Official Site
Government and organisations

COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009
Defra, UK - Adapting to climate change
DirectGov - Act On CO2 Calculator
Met Office: Your guide to climate change
Department of Energy and Climate Change. UK
Green cities

Climate Change and Biodiversity
The Go Green Debate
School Lesson Plans, Climate Change
MASDAR - Abu Dhabi future energy company
Working with a Green Architect
Green Inventions, ideas and technologies

Solarcentury - Solar technology for buildings across Europe
Degradable Plastics, Biodegradable Plastics
Science Museum - Energy: Fueling the future
Harness the power of wind.
Journals

Grist
National Geographic
The Ecologist
treehugger
People

Franny Armstrong: Film director
David Attenborough
Rachel Carson:Scientist,author Silent Spring, The Edge of the Sea
Prince Charles: Heroes of the Environment
Al Gore: Former Vice President USA / film/ sustainable investing
Leo Hickman: Environmental writer and journalist. Guardian
Stanley Johnson: UN environmental ambassador
Diana Liverman: Director of Environmental Change Institute
James Lovelock: Scientist
Tony Juniper: Environmental writer and campaigner
Jane Lubchenco: National Academy of Sciences
Wangari Muta Maathai: Nobel Prize winner
Georgina Mace: Professor of Conservation Science and Director of the Natural Environment Research Council
Jennifer Morgan: Director Climate Change Program, WWF International
Prof Chris Rapley CBE: Director of the Science Museum.
Carol Turley: Marine Biologist
Rainforests

Global Canopy Programme
The Prince's Rainforest Project for schools
Science

Royal Society Climate change controversies: a simple guide
London Science Museum Environment page
Global Climate Change: NASA's Eyes on the Earth
RealClimate
British Antarctic Survey
Carbon and schools
Soil-net
Transport

greentomatocars
The Science Museum: Does flying cost the earth?
TV

Green TV
Wildlife

World Wildlife Fund UK
World Wildlife Fund's global network