Links
The following are links to organisations who we support and who support us.
- RAY OF HOPE. FES are members of RAY OF HOPE and have worked closely with them. We envisage that this is a long term partnership that will bring rewarding results in all directions. www.unesco.co.uk
WILDLIFE ZONE The Wildlife Zone is our site dealing with our Media activities.
ANDY MYDELLTON has a personal page on the internet as much of his environmental work envelopes the Foundation for Endangered Species' official interests. www.myspace/andymydellton
ANDY MYDELLTON'S 'Myspace' has links to some videos on 'Youtube'. To see those videos directly, link - www.youtube.com and then type in 'Andy Mydellton'
FES are members of the governments watchdog organization, the Sustainable Development Commission. This reinforces the work we do with UNESCO. www.sd-commission.org.uk then type in 'Andy Mydellton'
FES is an NGO law enforcement organization and is a member of the Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime (PAW). www.defra.org.uk
FES have adopted Rottingdean Beach in the national Adopt A Beach Campaign. To visit the national website type in;- www.adoptabeach.org.uk and then visit Rottingdean beach to see FES details.
PAW FES are partners in PAW Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime PAW
FES have established links with the Natural resources Defense Council of California (NRDC), USA. This reinforces the UK's environmental agreement set up with the state of California that was signed by Prime Minister Tony Blair and State Governor Arnold Schwarzeneggar. As California has the world's fifth largest economy, it made sense to stimulate the USA out of its reticence to commit to more Sustainable Living. This particular group does sterling work against some apathetic members of the US public, and deserves British support. Visit www.nrdc.org
FES raises awareness and gathers support for the Jaguar Conservation Fund of Brazil, or the Fundo para a Conservacao da Onca-Pintada. This high profile organization does excellent scientific study of an amazing animal that is rarely seen but often persecuted. Visit www.jaguar.org.br .
Highfield Primary School, Hillingdon, have used FES' expertise in setting up a Conservation Area in order to promote the love and study of flora and fauna inside their school. The school has also joined UNESCO and the ASPnet school linking scheme, with interests in Nepal. However, this is an ongoing concern, so to get a proper update visit www.highfield.hillingdon.sch.uk .
In 2005 FES endorsed the Earth Charter and was later a delegate to the ECI+5 Conference in Amsterdam. This gave a framework for our involvement in UNDESD, and lead to our involvement with UNESCO. For more information about the Earth Charter International visit www.earthcharter.org .
The Foundation's working group is also a non registered charity. The 'Anglo-Nepalese Wildlife in Education Trust' or ANWET is the UK version of our working group in Nepal (Nepal Anglo Conservation and Wildlife Education Association, or NACWEASSON) Anwet