Filmmakers for
Conservation
email: paulm@filmmakersforconservation.org
website: www.filmmakersforconservation.org
Filmmakers
for Conservation
"Using
The Power Of Film And Media To Conserve Our Natural World"
FFC - Already Making A Difference
The mission of Filmmakers
for Conservation is to promote global conservation through the making,
broadcasting and distribution of films, and to help conservation organisations
and filmmakers worldwide produce a greater number of better-informed and
more effective conservation films. It is often said that conservation
films don't make a difference - Filmmakers for Conservation dispels that
myth.
Marine Conservation
Society
Unit 3, Wolf Business Park
Alton Road, Ross on Wye HR9 5NB UK
Tel: 01989 566017
email: richard@mcsuk.org
website: http://www.mcsuk.org
The
Worldwide Source of Conservation Volunteering Opportunities
Green Volunteers
P.O. BOX 23, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 2XE UK.
Tel. (01767) 262481
Fax (01767) 260901
e-mail green@greenvol.com
website: www.greenvol.com
Over
200 projects worldwide, many with no fee, needing volunteers from a week
to a year. From dolphins to lions, from sea turtles to gibbons! Great
for holidays and experience. (£12.00 incl. P&P).
With the purchase of the guide prospective volunteers will receive, via an e-mail newsletter, regular updates for one year on new projects needing volunteers. New projects are submitted to Green Volunteers constantly. Moreover, through the website prospective volunteers are able to access the Green Volunteers Network Pages with a password received with the book.
To order, to find more information, or to view a selection of projects please see the website: www.greenvol.com
Secretary: Alan
Burbidge
UK.
Email: alanbrb@aol.com
website: www.wildlife-sound.org
The Wildlife Sound Recording Society was formed in 1968, and now has over 250 members in Britain and throughout the world. Its objects are to encourage the recording of wildlife sounds, and to support projects which aim at furthering the knowledge of natural history sounds, the techniques of recording these sounds and other allied subjects. In addition to the Annual General Meeting and Society's Spring Meeting, workshops are held twice a year and other local meetings are held throughout the country from time to time. The Society publishes a journal, Wildlife Sound, twice a year - and a Sound Magazine in CD format of member's work, four times a year. The Society welcomes complete beginners as well as experienced recordists.
Please contact the
Membership Secretary, Roger Boughton, for further details
about joining the Society. His E-mail address is enquires@wildlife-sound.org