Organisations active in the region
Make a positive change, in an area which you care about!
Find Your Local Community Groups: they may have local garden, food, awareness evenings, etc, or if not just organise one and
Discuss the biggest issue of all: Climate Change!
Church groups, including Eco Congregations Scotland.
Council site for Transport Options: Get-About.com.
UK and local food-waste reduction site: LoveFoodHateWaste.com.
Grampian Pro Wind: a number of local individuals and groups providing objective information on wind, planing permissions, and which projects are in the pipeline.
NECCP: North East Climate Change Partnership; have a look at their newsletter.
Keep Scotland Beautiful: A charity making Scotland more clean, green and sustainable.
Aberdeencity Council has a "what's on" list.
AberdeenVoice: News on subjects relevant to Aberdeen, e.g. this ;-).
Friends Of The Earth Scotland
Some (more) groups which may help you make a positive change:
Aberdeen Solidarity with Refugees https://www.facebook.com/groups/aberdeensupportrefugees/?fref=ts
Magpie Recycling http://www.magpieshops.org.uk
Befriend a Child http://www.befriendachild.org.uk
CFINE http://www.cfine.org
Aberdeen Cyrenians http://aberdeen-cyrenians.com
VSA https://www.vsa.org.uk
ACVO http://acvo.org.uk
AVA http://www.avashire.org.uk
Modo - Circus With Purpose http://www.modo.org.uk
Aberdeen Drugs Partnership http://aberdeencityadp.org.uk
North East Eating Disorders Support http://www.needs-scotland.org
Aberdeen Multicultural Centre http://www.abmc.org.uk
Montgomery Development Education Centre http://www.montgomerydec.org.uk
Citizens Advice Bureaus across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
Community Councils Aberdeen http://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/communitycouncils/
Community Councils Aberdeenshire https://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/communities-and-events/community-councils/
Street Sport Aberdeen http://streetsport.org
RGU Go Green https://www.facebook.com/RGU-GoGreen-205614622979786/
The Allotment Market Stall http://theallotmentmarketstall.org.uk
BeCycle Aberdeen https://becycle.wordpress.com
Aberdeen Uni Students' Union Environment and Ethics https://www.ausa.org.uk/eande/
Why not start your own?
Check out the film "Demain" for inspiration, or just organise a change to something near to your heart, together with friends, neighbours, parents, family or all of them!
Find Your Local Community Groups: they may have local garden, food, awareness evenings, etc, or if not just organise one and
Discuss the biggest issue of all: Climate Change!
Church groups, including Eco Congregations Scotland.
Council site for Transport Options: Get-About.com.
UK and local food-waste reduction site: LoveFoodHateWaste.com.
Grampian Pro Wind: a number of local individuals and groups providing objective information on wind, planing permissions, and which projects are in the pipeline.
NECCP: North East Climate Change Partnership; have a look at their newsletter.
Keep Scotland Beautiful: A charity making Scotland more clean, green and sustainable.
Aberdeencity Council has a "what's on" list.
AberdeenVoice: News on subjects relevant to Aberdeen, e.g. this ;-).
Friends Of The Earth Scotland
Some (more) groups which may help you make a positive change:
Aberdeen Solidarity with Refugees https://www.facebook.com/groups/aberdeensupportrefugees/?fref=ts
Magpie Recycling http://www.magpieshops.org.uk
Befriend a Child http://www.befriendachild.org.uk
CFINE http://www.cfine.org
Aberdeen Cyrenians http://aberdeen-cyrenians.com
VSA https://www.vsa.org.uk
ACVO http://acvo.org.uk
AVA http://www.avashire.org.uk
Modo - Circus With Purpose http://www.modo.org.uk
Aberdeen Drugs Partnership http://aberdeencityadp.org.uk
North East Eating Disorders Support http://www.needs-scotland.org
Aberdeen Multicultural Centre http://www.abmc.org.uk
Montgomery Development Education Centre http://www.montgomerydec.org.uk
Citizens Advice Bureaus across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
Community Councils Aberdeen http://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/communitycouncils/
Community Councils Aberdeenshire https://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/communities-and-events/community-councils/
Street Sport Aberdeen http://streetsport.org
RGU Go Green https://www.facebook.com/RGU-GoGreen-205614622979786/
The Allotment Market Stall http://theallotmentmarketstall.org.uk
BeCycle Aberdeen https://becycle.wordpress.com
Aberdeen Uni Students' Union Environment and Ethics https://www.ausa.org.uk/eande/
Why not start your own?
Check out the film "Demain" for inspiration, or just organise a change to something near to your heart, together with friends, neighbours, parents, family or all of them!
Organisations active worldwide
Climate Action Network. "The Climate Action Network (CAN) is a worldwide network of over 900 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in more than 100 countries, working to promote government and individual action to limit human-induced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels." (their words, our italics)
350.org is a global climate action networking organisation helping the numerous groups who care about climate change work together effectively.
Greenpeace is known for activism, but they're also strong in research into breaches of law, international agreements and ethics.
The Climate Coalition: a group of more than 100 organisations, in some way supporting the struggle against climate change, together representing 11 million members.
Friends of the Earth International: representing some 2 million members globally, is another group that speaks out, and tends to know its stuff.
Friends of the Earth Scotland is a better source for locally relevant information and actions.
Climate Reality Project: a group + global network of prominent and passionate folks helping to tackle the issue, set up by Al Gore (following "an inconvenient truth"). Also coordinating educational activities.
The Climate Desk: Though this is a journalism-based group and therefore not an ideal primary source, it is an umbrella organisation supported by a number of (slightly) more independent news groups and tries to improve coverage of the integrated aspects.
Union of Concerned Scientists (USA): a pressure group set up in response to the industrially driven propaganda ($400,000,000 worth at the start...) hijacking the term "science".
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) also has a substantial WWF Climate Change concern with background information.
Avaaz is a campaigning group with serious clout. Campaign subjects are selected democratically and usually carefully; actions are effective. With their 38+ million members they effectively represent a medium sized country! Climate Change is one of their members' strong causes. Few staff so research is issue driven and limited.
Green Cross International: an independent organisation which enjoys consultative status to various UN and other councils and structures; for over 20 years...
The Climate Change Task Force: a group of climate experts, world leaders, nobel peace laureates, and others: helping create the political will to address climate change.
The Earth Charter Initiative: an independent global network embracing the Earth Charter principles, including both governments and organisations amongst its 6000+ members.
Scientists for Global Responsibility: a UK professional membership organisation supporting peace, social justice and environmental responsibility for and through its ~900 members. Informative site.
World Development Network, now called Global Justice Now, is an organisation which because of its remit includes a climate change focus: social consequences of climate change are biased strongly against the less wealthy of the earth.
350.org is a global climate action networking organisation helping the numerous groups who care about climate change work together effectively.
Greenpeace is known for activism, but they're also strong in research into breaches of law, international agreements and ethics.
The Climate Coalition: a group of more than 100 organisations, in some way supporting the struggle against climate change, together representing 11 million members.
Friends of the Earth International: representing some 2 million members globally, is another group that speaks out, and tends to know its stuff.
Friends of the Earth Scotland is a better source for locally relevant information and actions.
Climate Reality Project: a group + global network of prominent and passionate folks helping to tackle the issue, set up by Al Gore (following "an inconvenient truth"). Also coordinating educational activities.
The Climate Desk: Though this is a journalism-based group and therefore not an ideal primary source, it is an umbrella organisation supported by a number of (slightly) more independent news groups and tries to improve coverage of the integrated aspects.
Union of Concerned Scientists (USA): a pressure group set up in response to the industrially driven propaganda ($400,000,000 worth at the start...) hijacking the term "science".
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) also has a substantial WWF Climate Change concern with background information.
Avaaz is a campaigning group with serious clout. Campaign subjects are selected democratically and usually carefully; actions are effective. With their 38+ million members they effectively represent a medium sized country! Climate Change is one of their members' strong causes. Few staff so research is issue driven and limited.
Green Cross International: an independent organisation which enjoys consultative status to various UN and other councils and structures; for over 20 years...
The Climate Change Task Force: a group of climate experts, world leaders, nobel peace laureates, and others: helping create the political will to address climate change.
The Earth Charter Initiative: an independent global network embracing the Earth Charter principles, including both governments and organisations amongst its 6000+ members.
Scientists for Global Responsibility: a UK professional membership organisation supporting peace, social justice and environmental responsibility for and through its ~900 members. Informative site.
World Development Network, now called Global Justice Now, is an organisation which because of its remit includes a climate change focus: social consequences of climate change are biased strongly against the less wealthy of the earth.