Useful links

Web links

The Church of England's Shrinking the Footprint website is useful, regularly updated and gives access to many environmental resources and links to the other UK dioceses

• Shrinking the Footprint

  CEL or the Christian Ecology Link contains many ideas for worship and parish activity

•  Christian Ecology Link (Worship resources)

The Energy Saving Trust gives up-to-date information on carbon reduction and the latest technologies, grants and Government-backed schemes

• Energy Saving Trust

Carbon Calculator, an easy way to calculate your CO2 emissions

• www.carbonfootprint.com

Biodiversity advice on how to attract bees to your churchyard(garden)

• www.bumblebeeconservation.org.uk

• Arbury Trust (Green burial)
• Arthur Rank Centre
• And Albert
• Big Barn
• Carbon Trust
• Centre for Alternative Technology
• Christian Aid
• Clean Green Cars
• Conservation Foundation
• Cooperative Bank
• CRed (University of East Anglia)
• ETA (Green motoring)
• Ecotricity
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• Ethical Investment Research
• Every Action Counts
• Fairtrade
• Freecycle (Recycling)
• Freewheelers (Car sharing)  Get Ethical
• Global Action Plan
• Green Choices
• Green Shop
• Greenhouse Trust
• Mailing Preference Service
• Norfolk Open Churches
• Operation Noah
• People Tree
• Religious Education & Environment Programme
• Responsible Travel
• Sea & Land Travel
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• Traidcraft
• Transport Direct
• Wateraid
• We're in this Together A Rocha (Worship resources)

  The Lambeth Conference of 1998 addressed the biblical vision of creation and the call to responsible human relationships with the creation. Visit Lambeth on the Environment.

Read Sir John Houghton's giving information on The Christian Challenge of Caring for the Earth.

ARC has worked with PNG Christian groups and the World Bank to compile a handbook on Christians Caring for the Environment. Visit Goroka Declaration on Christians and the Environment.

Christian stewardship is about sharing in God's amazing generosity to each one of us. Stewards manage the resources God has loaned us as effectively as possible - our possessions, skills, wealth, time and the environment. This site draws together resources from the Church of England's stewardship network and many other Christian churches and organisations in the United Kingdom and America. Visit the Diocese of Chichester's website on Christian Stewardship.

Eco-Congregation is an ecumenical programme helping churches make the link between environmental issues and Christian faith, and respond in practical action in the church, in the lives of individuals, and in the local and global community. Visit Eco-congregation and a summary of the project.