| Town Planning and Sustainability - http://www.urbanareas.co.uk Town Planning and Sustainability info-site |
| Cornish Hedges - http://www.cornishhedges.co.uk/ The Dry Stone Walling Association provide a specification for Cornish hedges. |
| National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) Stations in Cornwall - http://www.destination-cornwall.co.uk/NCI/NCI-Welcome.htm An organisation dedicated to restoring visual watches along the coast of Cornwall. |
| Cornwall Garden Society - http://www.cornwallgardensoc.ik.com A charity promoting conservation and protection of our natural environment by encouraging gardeners to follow good gardening practices. |
| Cornwall Butterfly Conservation - http://www.cornwall-butterfly-conservation.org.uk/ The Cornish branch of Butterfly Conservation dedicated to saving wild butterflies, moths and their habitats in Cornwall. |
| Recycle for Cornwall - http://www.recycleforcornwall.org.uk/ Campaign developed to raise public awareness of recycling. Seasonal advice, local facilities, composting, educational visits and newsletter. |
| Cornish Geology Website - http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/geologyofcornwall/ The geology of SW Cornwall. History, tectonics, magnatism, mineralisation and mining. Includes a section of photographs, plans and sections of South Crofty Tin Mine. |
| The Tortoise Garden - http://www.thetortoisegarden.co.uk/ A sanctuary for the rescue, care and conservation of all breeds of tortoises. News, photo gallery, and visitor information. |
| Cornwall Corn Bunting Recovery Project - http://www.rspb.org.uk/ourwork/farming/working/projects/cornbuntings.asp In partnership with English Nature, the RSPB is working in target areas to reverse the declines of farmland birds, particularly corn buntings. |
| Cornwall Environmental Consultants Limited - http://www.cornwall-environmental-consultants.co.uk/ An ecological, landscape and graphics consultancy which undertakes work for a variety of clients throughout Cornwall. All profits are covenanted directly to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. |
| Botanical Cornwall Group - http://floracam.co.uk/bcg/ A group of Cornish botanists which co-ordinates botanical recording within Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. |
| Kerrier Conservation Crew - http://beehive.thisiscornwall.co.uk/default.asp?WCI=SiteHome&ID=7611 Group of volunteers who work to conserve habitats and wildlife, often working with schools. Photographs and project details. |
| Penwith Environment Group - http://home.freeuk.net/mariom/index.htm Non-political charitable trust providing education and information. |
| Cornwall Mammal Group - http://www.cornwallmammalgroup.co.uk Aim to protect the mammals of Cornwall by promoting conservation and recording. Includes information on events, mapping and recording and on becoming a member. |
| Cornish Hedge Group - http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=13713 Cornwall County Council and the Cornwall Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. Examines the importance to wildlife of ancient stone-faced hedges, and includes advice on protection and management, technical notes, legislation and links. |
| Cornwall Environmental Consultants - http://www.cornwall-environmental-consultants.co.uk/ Providing ecological advice, landscape architecture and graphic design throughout the UK and abroad. News, services, staff, vacancies. |
| Durham Wildlife Trust - http://www.durhamwt.co.uk/ Encouraging involvement within the county and adjacent coastal waters. Includes information on nature reserves, species, and conservation, with education programmes at Houghton-le-Spring. |
| The Rogerley Mine - http://www.ukminingventures.com/ The last remaining mine active in the district, operated by UK Mining Ventures for specimens of green fluorite. Includes current news, a virtual tour of the mine and geological technical information. |
| Turning the Tide: On the Coast of Durham - http://www.turning-the-tide.org.uk/ After suffering from 100 years of waste tipping by the coal industry, the coastline of County Durham had a run-down and neglected image. Now, plans are in place to restore the coastline to its former beauty. |
| Durham Bat Group - http://www.durhambats.org.uk/ Reports and schedule of events. Includes a range of information on the various local species, bat sounds, detectors and lamps, and links to related resources. |
| Darlington and Teesdale Naturalists' Field Club - http://www.communigate.co.uk/ne/dtnfc/index.phtml Studies all aspects of natural history, from aquatic life, through plants, animals and birds to geology and astronomy. |