The Conservation Foundation
How You Can Help
PLEASE SUPPORT THE GREAT BRITISH ELM EXPERIMENT
The Conservation Foundation needs £35,000 in 2010 for The Great British Elm Experiment, to distribute the first 500 native elm saplings to schools around the country and to establish a monitoring programme to follow the progress of the trees and their possible resistance to Dutch elm disease over the next 20 years.
Can you help? Click here to donate to The Great British Elm Experiment.
UNWANTED OR BROKEN GARDEN TOOLS?
Please give them to our Tools Shed project. The tools will be repaired in prison workshops and given to school and community gardens. In the London area, tools can be dropped at RHS Wisley, at any of Capital Gardens six garden centres in the London area.
We hope to open more collection points in other parts of the UK soon and would be glad to hear from any horticultural organisations that would like to collect tools for Tools Shed. tools@conservationfoundation.co.uk
Inside Environmentalist
David Shreeve's blog
The Conservation Foundation's Great British Elm Experiment brings new hope for the elm in the International Year of Biodiversity.