Brighton & Hove’s “Big Nature” is the name given to a loose association of different organisations which, as well as Tree Appeal, include: Brighton & Hove City Council, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, the Sussex Branch of Butterfly Conservation and Dorothy Stringer Environmental Partnership, who have come together to deliver a series of biodiversity related events during 2010, the International Year of Biodiversity (IYB). The aim is to involve and inspire people with their local wildlife and Big Nature as a synonym for biodiversity is a concept easy for children to understand.
	Sylvan Muse is a blog for lovers of Trees, Woods and Gardens
	Carbon Footprint's mission is to educate and inform how we can all make the right lifestyle choices, save on waste and make sure that future generations will inherit a world we can be proud of.
	The And Albert Foundation is a registered charity,set up to create long-term ethical trade with villages in the developing world. Professor David Bellamy is its Patron. Projects include clean water, organic horticulture, tree planting,craft workshops, Simple life saving medicines and school playgrounds. Professor Bellamy and The And Albert Foundation promise not to waste a single penny in using the funds to create the maximum sustainable benefits for the villages along "The Old Slave Routes" in rural Africa.
	The Carbon Trust works with businesses and the public sector to help them reduce their carbon emissions and so minimise the long term effects of climate change. We offer a wide range of services, including a unique bank of knowledge on the commercial, legislative and technological impact climate change is likely to have on the business community.