WWF charity officals feel that the international community should reject the latest deal proposed by the International Whaling Commission (IWC). Although the new compromise features a great deal of positive action, it appears that it may also potentially legitimise ‘scientific’ whaling by Japan in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.

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The RSPB Gift Shop is currently offering an extra 20% absolutely free with every bag of sunflower mix purchased online. with the weather around the country still cold and snowy, now is a great time to think of the gardens birds who may be struggling to find food in these treacherous conditions.

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Freshwater ecologist and environmentalist Chen Yiyu the 2009 WWF charity Duke of Edinburgh Conservation medal. The award has been given in recognition to his life long devotion to conserving China’s freshwater resources.

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UNICEF UK will hosting its first ever skydive day at Cambridge Airfield on Saturday the 8th May 2010. Supporters from across the country will be completing in the ultimate challenge to help raise money for UNICEF tireless work across the globe. By taking part, you will be helping to promote and protect the rights of children in over 190 countries, plus having a lot of fun!

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Christian Aid UK supporters will once again be dusting off their bicycles for the London to Paris Bike Ride wich takes place between 21st-25th July 2010. The route really is the journey of a lifetime, taking in 300 miles of stunning scenery along the way and a Tour de France finale at the end!

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One of the WWF charity artworks has been shortlisted for the Design Museum’s ‘Designs of the Year 2010′ award. The award, sponsored by Brit Insurance, has selected Jason Bruges ‘Panda Eyes’, which was created for WWF’s Pandamonium exhibition.

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The NSPCC charity has trained nearly 250,000 people in the last decade for a wide assortment of societies to spot and report child safety concerns. With 11 Educare child protection training programmes available, the NSPCC provides training in basic Child Protection Awareness, Keeping Children Safe in Sport, Preventing Bullying Behaviour and Safer Recruitment and Selection.

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UNICEF UK is asking people and world leaders to Put It Right, and help protect the rights of children around the globe. All children should be born with the same rights and privileges, no matter where they are born. Children deserve the right to the right to education, to be healthy, to be heard, to be treated fairly the right to have a childhood.

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Christian Aid UK will be holding a ‘Super Soup’ lunch on Friday 26th March 2010, and you’re invited! By making sure you, your friends, family and collegues have soup for lunch on this day, you can help Christian Aid fight global poverty and injustice by collecting donations.

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The British Red Cross is still holding it down on the frontline in Haiti as the dreaded rainy season begins to kick in across the country. A full month after the tragedy unfolded, more than 20 British Red Cross representatives are now in Haiti to helping deliver aid and provide much needed shelter, sanitation and other vital services during this difficult time. With more than 500 workers from 22 countries deployed by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, the Haiti relief effort is in full swing but there is still so much to do.

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