Earth Cubs

Earth Cubs is an environmental learning platform for primary schools that promotes positive storytelling, planet-saving gaming, and action-based learning about sustainability, the environment and climate change.

EcoBerko

EcoBerko is taking action so their town remains a vibrant place, both for now and into the future. They are making the town able to carry on regardless of external shocks, such as recessions, commodity price rises and climate change.

Eco Action Families

Eco Action Families aims to educate families on the climate and ecological crisis and inspire action in homes, schools, workplaces and communities. They work closely with the Just One Tree campaign, which raises money for reforestation. Eco Action Families supports the youth strike movement and we actively promote awareness of specific campaigns such as Stop Ecocide. They believe action comes in many forms and their blog shares all kinds of eco action stories!

Edible Landscapes London

Edible Landscapes London are a community education project, specialising in forest gardening – a food growing design system that observes natural ecosystems. 

Empowering communities to act in response to global issues at a grassroots level, is a heartfelt aspect of our work. They host volunteers, outdoor education, and propagate resilient perennial plants.

Environmental Alliance Project

The Environmental Alliance Project’s aim is to connect and inspire communities across the UK at many levels to get involved in climate and animal activism. EAP combines a virtual and physical effort in communities, providing the platform to engage people in these issues as a collective force.

Equal Right

Equal Right is a global justice organisation that works for economic justice without borders. They research and campaign for innovative approaches that could achieve direct global redistribution, to tackle global inequalities and injustices and secure fundamental human rights for people everywhere.

Fairtrade Foundation

Fairtrade is a simple way to make a difference to the lives of the people who grow the things we love. They do this by changing the way trade works through better prices, decent working conditions and a fair deal for farmers and workers in developing countries.

Faith for the Climate

Faith for the Climate exists to encourage, inspire and equip faith communities in their work on climate change and acknowledge that climate change is the biggest and most urgent challenge facing humanity. The Faith for the Climate Network is a space for people of faith working on climate change to come together, learn from one another, encourage and support one another in our faith based work on climate change. They encourage and equip each faith community to continue to reach out within their own community, to leaders and people of faith not yet engaged on climate change; and together to speak up on national campaigns in the media and with politicians.