United Nations Environmental Programme
This is the UN Environmental Programme's main web page for general environmental information. For actions and articles about endangered species, use the web site's internal search engine. The UNEP's mission is: To provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations
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Web of Creation
The Web of Creation was established to: Facilitate the movement for personal and social transformation to a just and sustainable world---from religious perspectives. It is maintained by the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago and is supported through grant funding, sponsorship and endorsement from a variety of faith-based sources. Basic concepts about biodiversity can be found at the Web of Creation.

FOR ACTION STEPS

Presbyterian Policy
This policy about biodiversity and mass extinction, passed at General Assembly in 2001, includes many suggested action items for individuals, congregations, our nation, and our world.

Endangered Species Coalition
The Endangered Species Coalition (ESC) speaks on endangered species issues for over 440 environmental, conservation, religious, scientific, humane, sporting and business groups around the country. Through extensive grassroots work, education, discussions with lawmakers, and the dissemination of information, ESC works to ensure that the Endangered Species Act and the species it protects, can be passed on safely into the future.

Presbyterians for Restoring Creation
PRC is an environmental faith community in the Presbyterian Church (USA), supporting the 1990 GA Policy Statement "Restoring Creation for Ecology & Justice" and other PCUSA environmental policies. PRC is dedicated to environmental wholeness with social justice, seeking to be a prophetic voice for substantive change in the church and in the world.