There are a whole load of informative websites that can keep you up-to-date with environmental issues. We have listed some links here that can even help up with those tricky school projects.

If you come across a website that we have not listed that you have found really useful let us know about it and we can add it to the resources here.
 

	BBC Springwatch Keep in touch with Bill Oddie and the BBC's Springwatch survey 2006. There are also links to other interesting sites from here.
	Scottish Natural Heritage This site will let you know what is happening in the world of SNH.
	Scottish Environmental Protection Agency SEPA's website
	RSPB RSPB's website.
	The John Muir Trust The John Muir Trust is a great organisation that takes care of many amazing sites across Scotland. Find out more about John Muir himself.
	The Met Office Handy if you want to know the weather forecast for the weekend!
	Ecozine An environmentally themed web based magazine full of lots of topical items.
	National Trust Takes you to the home page of the National Trust from here you can access the National Trust for Scotland as well as a list of all the sites that the Trust care for.
	Friends of the Earth This is direct to F of E Scotland.
	The Bat Conservation Trust Interested in bats? Have a look at this website from the Bat C0nservation Trust
	British Geological Survey Ever wondered what your standing on? This is a great sites for budding geographers.
	The British Wind Energy Association Wind farms are raising a lot of interest across the UK. The BWEA site provides details about all existing and proposed wind farms across the UK.
	British Dragonfly Society Find out about the habits of Dragonflies.
	Scottish Biodiversity Forum Keep up to date with biodiversity issues across Scotland.
	Conservation Volunteers If you fancy getting yours wellies mucky with some volunteer work this is great site to find out what going on.
	Butterfly Conservation Beautiful butterflies.
	Earthwatch Earthwatch Institute publishes many reports significant about the "State of the World".
	Eco-schools Interested in turning your school into an EcoSchool?
	Tayside Biodiversity Partnership Regional information on biodiversity.
	National Biodiversity Network Biodiversity is contagious! Its been a national thing since time began.
	Green Tourism Tourists can impact our landscape in anumber of ways. So if you are travelling and don't really want to leave your mark, find out how you can help on this website.
	FrogLife Discover more about the slimey, jumpy critters!
	Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group Agriculture plays a big part in the conservation.
	Fisheries Research Services Provides a whole heap of info for school projects.
	Dry Stone Walling Association Ever wondered how to build a dry stone wall?
	Little Ironies Little Ironies provided the steel inserts for the mosaic at Castle Green. Have a look at their other projects.
	Communities Scotland Communities Scotland fund a number of projects across Scotland.
	Dundee Voluntary Action Find out about volunteering yourself in Dundee.
	Dundee City Council Great information about Dundee.
	Forward Scotland A number of projects are supported by Forward Scotland.
	Scottish Community Foundation The recent Forest Schools project was funded by the Scottish Communities Foundation.
	Dundee Suncity A great site for finding more about renewable energy issues in Dundee.
	For Kids A great resource base for those interested in creating learning environments.
	Flora Locale Find out about wildflowers.
	Scottish Wildlife Trust An excellent source of information for all those school projects.
	Plantlife This site also provides a number of interesting links about ponds and plants.
	Federation of City Farms and Gardens Farms and gardens are important to biodiversity in our cities.
	Garden Organic Information and advice on organic gardening.
	Ecologist Keep up to date with the latest issue of the ecologist.
	Resurgence The latest issue of Resurgence is available on line.
	Permaculture Advice and information on a happy green lifestyle.
	LETS Information about the LETS network.
	Green Futures Everybody should look forward to a green future.
	Forest Schools More information on the Forest Schools scheme.