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	The mission of The Eden Project is to promote the understanding and responsible management of the vital relationship between plants, people and resources leading to a sustainable future for all.
	The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is a voluntary, non-competitive and flexible programme of cultural and adventurous activities for all young people, whatever their background or ability.
	Rainforest Concern was established as a registered charity in 1993 to protect the world's tropical rainforests and the incredible biodiversity they contain, together with the indigenous people who still depend on them for their survival.
	Established by the UK Government in 1999, The Countryside Agency is the statutory champion and watchdog that is working to conserve and enhance England's countryside for all.
	The aim of The Desert Rhino Trust is to introduce the unique desert rhinos, the people who are working to protect them, and to invite you to become part of the effort to ensure that this remains a conservation success story.
	The National Trust cares for a considerable amount of the English countryside, including 575 miles of coastline. In addition it looks after more than 200 buildings and gardens all of which would make a good place to visit on a wet afternoon..
	English Heritage helps to preserve many of the ancient monuments and listed buildings in England. They also have Education Centres plus guide books to many major sites.
	RSPB This link will take you to the RSPB's youth pages (there is a link back to their main site). The pages have lots of material including bird identification and project work.
	RSPCA Loads of animal information on this site including advice and facts plus an item on Animal Hospital. You can even adopt a cyberpet!
	YHA The Youth Hostel Association provide good basic and luxury accommodation in the UK. Ideal for a winter break with your section or as a base for more advanced expeditions where camping is not an option.
	Ex Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan is now our Chief Scout and Blue Peter is backing the Scouts more and more. Blue Peter has its own web pages on the main BBC site. Try here for programme ideas, things to make ("Here's one I made earlier"), and check out cybercafe.
	The Forestry Commission has more than a million hectares of forest in its care. The forests provide opportunities for walking, horse riding, cycling, orienteering as well as providing extensive campsites.